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Judicial review works by: ________. Select all that apply.

the federal court performing statutory construction of interpreting administrative rules
deciding whether the immigration law of of Wisconsin has violated the Constitution
holding the government to a code of conduct
nullifying Executive Orders
taking on cases like Marbury vs. Madison involving executive privilege

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The correct answers are:

1. Deciding whether the immigration law of of Wisconsin has violated the Constitution

2. Nullifying Executive Orders

These are the correct answers because of the definition of judicial review. Judicial Review is a concept that gives the Supreme Court the power to interpret whether or not local, state, or federal laws violate the US Constitution. In both of the aforementioned statements the Supreme Court is ruling on the constitutionality of different laws. If they do violate the Constitution, the Supreme Court has the power to make them void.

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Judicial review works by:
1. Deciding whether the immigration law of of Wisconsin has violated the Constitution
2. Nullifying Executive Orders

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