How does the Constitution promote the value of flexibility for the Supreme Court?

A. It does not set official qualifications for justices.

B. It gives the Supreme Court jurisdiction over all court cases regardless of federal law.

C. It allows the justices to make changes to the Constitution.

D. It grants justices the power to enforce their rulings if the executive branch obstructs them.

D. It grants justices the power to enforce their rulings if the executive branch obstructs them.

Explanation:

The Constitution is the law of a member state government that is governing the organization and the functioning relations between the public authorities, the rights of the citizens, and ways to guarantee them, it is the supreme law of the state in which every citizen of the state must obey irrespective of the power or position of the citizen, it the law that advocates for equality of persons before the law.

Therefore, in cases where public authorities (leaders and governing members) who are meant to uphold and execute the law flout the law, the Supreme Court is granted the power to enforce their rulings if the executives branch obstructs them.

A. It does not set official qualifications for justices.

Explanation:

The constitution promotes the value of flexibility for the Supreme Court by allowing the justices to make amends to the constitution or perform justice review where necessary. In other words, the process of changing the constitution or performing constitution review by the supreme court is termed Amendment process. It is a means of ammending or adding laws to the constitution in case of justice.

Hence, there's no official qualification set for justice for the supreme court.