Which statement is true of a government where there is no separation of powers? Judges decide the legality of laws passed by the legislature. The people's rights are guaranteed. One person rules and has absolute power. The legislature is divided into different branches.

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Madelyn Barrera

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30 July, 13:36

Which statement is true of a government where there is no separation of powers? Judges decide the legality of laws passed by the legislature. The people's rights are guaranteed. One person rules and has absolute power. The legislature is divided into different branches.

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Larry Morales · Answer 1

This is the power of the executive to prevent a bill from passing ... In this type of government, there is no clear-cut separation of powers between legislative ... This is a statement of a political party's beliefs and position on many if not most issues ... This term refers to the process of taking away the right to vote from people ...