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A federal court may only strike down a federal statute on what grounds?
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A federal court may only strike down a federal statute on what grounds?

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Judicial Review is what allows a federal court to determine if something is unconstitutional. The only way a court can strike down a federal statue is if it is unconstitutional.
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