Question

What statement best explains the role of the Supreme Court in resolving disputes between branches of government?

A. By using judicial review, the Supreme Court may review issues of constitutionality regarding the other branches but can only make suggestions to change them.

B. By using judicial review, the Supreme Court does not have the authority to overrule the other branches or resolve disputes.

C. By using judicial review, the Supreme Court interprets the will of the Constitution and makes a ruling on executive orders and acts of Congress in question.

D. By using judicial review, the Supreme Court reserves the right to strike down executive orders and acts of Congress for any reason.

Answer 1

The statement that best explains the role of the Supreme Court in resolving disputes between branches of government is:

**C. By using judicial review, the Supreme Court interprets the will of the Constitution and makes a ruling on executive orders and acts of Congress in question.**

This option accurately reflects the Court's function of interpreting the Constitution and assessing the constitutionality of actions taken by the executive and legislative branches.