Question

The term judicial review refers to the power of

Answer 1

Judicial review is a part of "checks and balances", that is the three branches of government checking on each other. The juidicial review is a power of the Supreme court (juidicial already suggests that it's the juicial branch that has this power) to check the work of the legislative branch - whether the laws written by the Senate and House of representatives are constitutional. The correct answer is therefore A.