Which statement describes a connection between the legislative branch and the judicial branch?

A The judicial branch enforces laws passed by the legislative branch.

B The legislative branch nominates justices for the judicial branch.

C Before the legislative branch passes a bill, the judicial branch must review and evaluate it.

D Except for the Supreme Court, the legislative branch has the power to establish federal courts.

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Jovani Gallegos

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11 October, 14:29

Which statement describes a connection between the legislative branch and the judicial branch?

A The judicial branch enforces laws passed by the legislative branch.

B The legislative branch nominates justices for the judicial branch.

C Before the legislative branch passes a bill, the judicial branch must review and evaluate it.

D Except for the Supreme Court, the legislative branch has the power to establish federal courts.

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Rowan Sanchez · Answer 1

D is the correct answer.

The Legislative branch is vested with the authority to establish federal courts under the Supreme Court.

The Supreme Court, is in turn, responsible for reviewing legislation to determine their constitutionality AFTER the bill or action has been undertaken and a case has been brought through the federal court system.