While the Court can declare presidential acts unconstitutional, the president

A. can veto judicial rulings.

B. sets the terms of the Justices.

C. selects the cases to be heard by the Supreme Court.

D. nominates judges.

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Eliza Frye

Social Studies

17 December, 13:19

While the Court can declare presidential acts unconstitutional, the president

A. can veto judicial rulings.

B. sets the terms of the Justices.

C. selects the cases to be heard by the Supreme Court.

D. nominates judges.

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Josephine Humphrey · Answer 1

While the Court can declare presidential acts unconstitutional, the president nominates judges. The correct option among all the options given in the question is option "D". The president has the power to nominate the judges with the consent of the Senate. The Congress has the power to override supreme court decisions by bringing in amendments.

While the Court can declare presidential acts unconstitutional, the presidentA. can veto judicial rulings.B. sets the terms of the Justices.C. selects the cases to be heard by the Supreme Court.D. nominates judges.

While the Court can declare presidential acts unconstitutional, the president

A. can veto judicial rulings.

B. sets the terms of the Justices.

C. selects the cases to be heard by the Supreme Court.

D. nominates judges.