Which of these court decisions is an example of judicial review? The U. S. Supreme Court strikes down a state law as unconstitutional. The U. S. Supreme Court decides a dispute in which two states are parties. A trial court finds a defendant not guilty after barring illegally obtained evidence from the trial. The U. S. Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit interprets an ambiguous phrase in the federal law.

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Which of these court decisions is an example of judicial review? The U. S. Supreme Court strikes down a state law as unconstitutional. The U. S. Supreme Court decides a dispute in which two states are parties. A trial court finds a defendant not guilty after barring illegally obtained evidence from the trial. The U. S. Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit interprets an ambiguous phrase in the federal law.

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Ashlee Preston · Answer 1

The U. S. Supreme Court strikes down a state law as unconstitutional.

Judicial Review refers, primarily, to the Supreme Court's power to review legislative or executive action to determine whether the branch acted Constitutionally.