Question
How does the Fourteenth Amendment impact the ability of the U.S. Supreme Court to use judicial review?(1 point)
Responses
The court can exercise the power of judicial review.
The court can exercise the power of judicial review.
The court can protect U.S. rights from restrictive state laws.
The court can protect U.S. rights from restrictive state laws.
The court can resolve political questions.
The court can resolve political questions.
The court has the power to issue writs of mandamus.
Responses
The court can exercise the power of judicial review.
The court can exercise the power of judicial review.
The court can protect U.S. rights from restrictive state laws.
The court can protect U.S. rights from restrictive state laws.
The court can resolve political questions.
The court can resolve political questions.
The court has the power to issue writs of mandamus.
Answers
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The most accurate response regarding how the Fourteenth Amendment impacts the ability of the U.S. Supreme Court to use judicial review is:
**The court can protect U.S. rights from restrictive state laws.**
The Fourteenth Amendment, particularly its Equal Protection and Due Process clauses, has been critical in the Supreme Court's ability to assess and overturn state laws that violate individual rights, thereby reinforcing the power of judicial review.
**The court can protect U.S. rights from restrictive state laws.**
The Fourteenth Amendment, particularly its Equal Protection and Due Process clauses, has been critical in the Supreme Court's ability to assess and overturn state laws that violate individual rights, thereby reinforcing the power of judicial review.
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