Question 10 • DRHS GA-GSE US History A
Judicial review is the power of courts to decide whether a law or government action violates the Constitution. Declaring a recent law unconstitutional is a direct example of that power. Hearing an appeal or publishing an explanation is part of the court process, while giving opinions on laws that have not been passed is not the usual role of the Supreme Court.
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