The federal courts essentially make policy when they

interpret phrases expressed in the Constitution
make decisions related to the scope of judicial power
make and approve other judicial appointments
review and approve laws passed by Congress

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The federal courts essentially make policy when they

 interpret phrases expressed in the Constitution
 make decisions related to the scope of judicial power
 make and approve other judicial appointments
 review and approve laws passed by Congress

zyi6 · Answer

So, if a federal court can strike down, or eliminate, a law if it violates the Constitution...
How do you think they make policies?

anonymous · Answer

A?

zyi6 · Answer

Yes! I think you are getting it!

pinklion23 · Answer

yeah i think the answer is A as well