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The power of courts to decide whether an act of government is constitutional or unconstitutional is called.
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The power of courts to decide whether an act of government is constitutional or unconstitutional is called.

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Judicial review.
Judicial review is the power of the court of a country to examine the actions, legislative, administrative and executive parts of the government and to decide wether such actions are accordant with the constitution.
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