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The United States Congress may pass laws, and they go into effect if the President signs the law. However, the Supreme Court can declare the law unconstitutional. This is an example of
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The United States Congress may pass laws, and they go into effect if the

President signs the law. However, the Supreme Court can declare the law
unconstitutional. This is an example of

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A check the judicial branch has over the executive branch. This is also an example of judicial review which allows the judicial branch to review laws and declare them unconstitutional.

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