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What is judicial review? * A The power to declare laws or executive orders unconstitutional. B The steps needed to appeal a case. C The power to review bills created by Congress before they are sent to
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What is judicial review? *

A The power to declare laws or executive orders unconstitutional.
B The steps needed to appeal a case.
C The power to review bills created by Congress before they are sent to the President.
D The power to impeach a Supreme Court justice.

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a - the power to decalre laws or exectuive orders unconstitutional

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A

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