In what way does the power of the judicial branch to "interpret laws" (Judicial Review) act as a check? A Courts can declare Judicial Acts unconstitutional. B Courts can declare laws unconstitutional.

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In what way does the power of the judicial branch to "interpret laws" (Judicial Review) act as a check?

A

Courts can declare Judicial Acts unconstitutional.

B

Courts can declare laws unconstitutional.

C

Courts have the power to impeach.

D

Courts can propose amendments.

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The answer is B courts can declare laws unconstitutional

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