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Which statement explains how the judicial branch can check the power of the other branches?(1 point)
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It can declare any law or executive action unconstitutional.
It can declare any law or executive action unconstitutional.
It can interpret any law or regulation that is unclear.
It can interpret any law or regulation that is unclear.
It can overturn any state court ruling or state regulation.
It can overturn any state court ruling or state regulation.
It can rewrite any law or executive order it thinks is too strong.
It can rewrite any law or executive order it thinks is too strong.
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It can declare any law or executive action unconstitutional.
This statement accurately reflects the judicial branch's power of judicial review, allowing it to check the legislative and executive branches by ruling on the constitutionality of their actions.
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