Question
ased on your knowledge of judicial review, which of the following statements is true?
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The Supreme Court can use judicial review to declare executive laws unconstitutional.
Judicial review made the Supreme Court the most powerful branch of the government.
The Supreme Court can use judicial review to declare a war unconstitutional.
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The Supreme Court can use judicial review to declare executive laws unconstitutional.
Judicial review made the Supreme Court the most powerful branch of the government.
The Supreme Court can use judicial review to declare a war unconstitutional.
Answers
GPT-4o mini
The statement that is true is: **The Supreme Court can use judicial review to declare executive laws unconstitutional.**
Judicial review allows the Supreme Court to assess whether laws or executive actions are constitutional, and this includes both legislative and executive actions. However, it is important to note that while judicial review does give the Supreme Court substantial power, it does not make it the most powerful branch of government; rather, it serves as a check on the other branches. The third statement about declaring a war unconstitutional is more complex, as the Constitution grants Congress the power to declare war, and while the Supreme Court could theoretically review cases related to war, it typically does not intervene in matters of military action unless there is a clear constitutional violation.
Judicial review allows the Supreme Court to assess whether laws or executive actions are constitutional, and this includes both legislative and executive actions. However, it is important to note that while judicial review does give the Supreme Court substantial power, it does not make it the most powerful branch of government; rather, it serves as a check on the other branches. The third statement about declaring a war unconstitutional is more complex, as the Constitution grants Congress the power to declare war, and while the Supreme Court could theoretically review cases related to war, it typically does not intervene in matters of military action unless there is a clear constitutional violation.