Judges that rule against elected officials in order to make rules that emphasize equality and personal liberty are said to be engaging in __________.

judicial activism

due process

judicial restraint

judicial review

Question

Judges that rule against elected officials in order to make rules that emphasize equality and personal liberty are said to be engaging in __________.



judicial activism



due process



judicial restraint



judicial review

anonymous · Answer

Uhh, this really isn't math...

tkhunny · Answer

It is not a good question.  It is only occasionally possible to determine if a particular rule "emphasize[s] equality and personal liberty".

It is not a good question.  Judges do not have a mandate to rule for or against a specific individual (elected official or otherwise).  They should follow and interpret the law.

Anyway, it's none of the bottom three.

Okay, off to mathematics...