When one branch of government, such as the congress, does something that seems to go against the constitution, how is the conflict resolved?

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Melvin Perry

Social Studies

14 August, 06:34

When one branch of government, such as the congress, does something that seems to go against the constitution, how is the conflict resolved?

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Gemma Holland · Answer 1

Given the checks and balances implemented in the US government, any time a given branch attempts to override the constitutional rights of individuals, it is checked by another branch of the government, such as the judiciary or executive in this given scenario.