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In the space provided, make an argument for or against the policy of judicial review. Should the Supreme Court have the ability to deem laws and executive actions unconstitutional? Why or why not?
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In the space provided, make an argument for or against the policy of judicial review. Should the Supreme Court have the ability to deem laws and executive actions unconstitutional? Why or why not?
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Yes, the supreme Court should have the ability to deem laws and executive actions unconstitutional, because that is it's job, it is too see if what one thing is is right or not
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