Question

Which of the following statements about judicial review is correct?

It is the power of the judicial branch to determine whether a law is acceptable under the Constitution, as established by the case Marbury v. Madison.
It is the power of the judicial branch to determine a proposed bill is acceptable under the Constitution, as established by the case McCulloch v. Maryland.
It is the power of the executive branch to determine whether a court decision is acceptable under the Constitution, as established by the case Marbury v. Madison.

Answer 1

It is the power of the executive branch to determine whether a court punishment is acceptable under the Constitution, as established by the case McCulloch v. Maryland

Answer 2

It isn't the last 2

Answer 3

I would got with the first one

Answer 4

go not got"

Answer 5

IT IS the judicial branch's power to determine whether a law is acceptable under the constiution and the Marbury vs. Madison case is a great example.

Answer 6

Does that make sense @jazzyjazzy10463 ?

Answer 7

um kinda can you explain a littl bit

Answer 8

Absolutely :) The Marbury vs. Madison is arguably the most important case in Supreme Court history, it was the first case that applied to "judicial review" the federal courts had to voice acts of congress because it was in conflict with the constitution. It was a huge debate on balance of power

Answer 9

So the first one is obviously the correct choice because it is about the power of the judicial branch to determine whether or not things are done by the constitution and fairly :)

Answer 10

oh ok i see thanks

Answer 11

No problems ^_^