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A practice in which judges play a minimal role in policy making, leaving such decisions to the legislature is called A. Judicial restraint B. Judicial review C. Judicial prejudice D. Judicial decision
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A practice in which judges play a minimal role in policy making, leaving such decisions to the legislature is called A. Judicial restraint B. Judicial review C. Judicial prejudice D. Judicial decision

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Judicial restraint is a practice in which judges play a minimal role in policy making which leaves the decisions to the legislature. Judicial restraint is also known as a complex concept. 
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