Judicial review is best defined as?

1. a right of judges to make final decisions about a law.

2. a process used to determine whether a law is constitutional.

3. the review of legal cases by a majority of the House of Representatives.

4. the oversight of courts in specific territories of the United States.

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15 October, 11:34

Judicial review is best defined as?

1. a right of judges to make final decisions about a law.

2. a process used to determine whether a law is constitutional.

3. the review of legal cases by a majority of the House of Representatives.

4. the oversight of courts in specific territories of the United States.

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Giovanna Farrell · Answer 1

b. a process used to determine whether a law is constitutional.

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Fatima Perkins · Answer 2

The answer is: 2. A process used to determine whether a law is constitutional.

We can define Judicial review as the power granted to the Supreme Court by the Constitution to determine if the laws or actions by Congress or the President of the United States are constitutional or not.