How is a state judicial system most likely to shape a state's public policy?

History

1 answer:

PSYCHO15rus [73]3 years ago

4 0

Answer:

A. By asking the federal government to step in

B. By supporting and signing particular bills while vetoing others

C. By passing laws and voting on funding for state programs

D. By interpreting state laws in different ways

The answer is (D) By interpreting state laws in different ways

The judicial system of a state is not responsible for making legal law, enforcing the law but it is responsible for interpreting and applying the laws of the state in different ways, settling disputes for the people, and has the power to process the judicial review.

You might be interested in

Explain why the U.S. constitution had been called a “progressive” document?

emmainna [20.7K]

Answer:

The US Constitution has been called a "progressive" document because it has changed with the times.

Further Explanation:

One of the powerful features of America's core document is that the document has been able to change with and been applied to changing times. As a "for instance", there is no way that the founders could possibly have conceived of the internet at the time of the founding and yet principles in the document are able to be applied daily by Federal judges to cases about the internet.

This has been done by applying key concepts from the Constitution to situations of the day. We no longer worry about the danger of "quartering troops" BUT that amendment does reveal something about privacy and thus can be applied to things like abortion and the internet.

Learn More: