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What is the name of the power unique to the Supreme Court of the United States to decide if laws passed by Congress or orders issued by the President are unconstitutional and th…

What is the name of the power unique to the Supreme Court of the United States to decide if laws passed by Congress or orders issued by the President are unconstitutional and th…
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What is the name of the power unique to the Supreme Court of the United States to

decide if laws passed by Congress or orders issued by the President are unconstitutional
and thereby void such laws and orders?

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Judicial Review

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