Yes, you're correct.
Another seldom-used check is the ability of Congress to introduce a Constitutional Amendment and have it voted on by the people.
How does the other branches of government "check" the judicial branch in order to keep it from becoming too powerful?
My answer is: The President puts forward the nomination for the judges and the Senate confirms them, this is considered to be a part of checks and balances. The judicial branch is not the most powerful branch of government because the judicial branch does not implicate the policy but instead they can rule a law to be unconstitutional.
Is this correct?
I'm not really sure if I answered this question right.
Thanks.
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when this happend I was only about to turn 2 wtf *-*