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Which branch of government may declare a governor's actions as "unconstitutional?" * O Legislative Branch Judicial Branch Executive Branch

Which branch of government may declare a governor's actions as "unconstitutional?" * O Legislative Branch Judicial Branch Executive Branch
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Which branch of government may declare a governor's actions as

"unconstitutional?" *
O
Legislative Branch
Judicial Branch
Executive Branch

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Judicial Branch

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Judicial branch hope this helps
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