How does the policy of judicial review allow the judiciary to protect constitutional principles? (select 2 answers)

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kramer3 years ago

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I'm thinking a & d judicial review is meant to reinforce the constitution, ensuring that laws are followed, therefore leading to answer a. Also, the founding fathers specifically separated the government into three branches, so the supreme court helps out in ensuring none of the branches get to big<span />

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