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The Power of the Courts to Determine Whether Acts of Congress

Question 86

Question 86

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The power of the courts to determine whether acts of Congress and the executive branch are constitutional is called


A) judicial review.
B) stare decisis.
C) precedent.
D) laissez-faire.
E) Liberalism.

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