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What is judicial review?

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Judicial review is when the judicial branch, particularly the US Supreme Court, holds a law, statute, treaty, etc. up for review to examine whether or not it is legal.
In other words, judicial review is a power of the judicial branch to state that an action of another branch was unconstitutional.
That means the answer is <span>C.) the courts examination of the constitutionality of the actions of congress and the president.

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