Without the power of judicial review, who would decide whether laws were constitutional? What problems might arise if the same branch of government both passed laws and decided if they were constitutional?

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24 April, 02:47

Without the power of judicial review, who would decide whether laws were constitutional? What problems might arise if the same branch of government both passed laws and decided if they were constitutional?

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Jazlynn Mckenzie · Answer 1

The Legislative branch would. This begs the issue of that branch having complete control over what does and doesn't go into action, disrupting the balance of Checks and Balances.