Power of the courts, ultimately that of the Supreme Court, to test any measure on the touchstone of the…
Judicial review is the power to examine governmental measures for conformity with the Constitution. A court may refuse to enforce a measure that violates constitutional…
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Power of the courts, ultimately that of the Supreme Court, to test any measure on the touchstone of the Constitution and refuse to enforce such measures that go against the Constitution is called
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Judicial review is the power to examine governmental measures for conformity with the Constitution. A court may refuse to enforce a measure that violates constitutional limits.
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