Question

What is judicial review?

(A) The Supreme Court’s power to strike down laws that are

unconstitutional

(B) The requirement that the Senate approve all Supreme Court

nominations

(C) The president’s right to appoint judges to the Supreme Court

(D) The establishment of lower federal circuit courts

(E) The process of removing justices from the Supreme Court

Answer 1

In general terms, judicial review is "(A) The Supreme Court’s power to strike down laws that are unconstitutional," since this acts as an important "check" in the system of checks and balances that exists in the federal government.