Judicial review is the power to declare a law unfriendlyunconstitutionalunenforceable.

Judicial review is the courts’ power to decide whether a law or government action violates the Constitution. If it does, a court can declare the law unconstitutional. “Unfriendly” is not the legal standard, and “unenforceable” may describe a result, but “unconstitutional” names the key finding.

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