If the Supreme Court rules a law unconstitutional, under which principle would the Court be exercising its authority?

a. judicial review

c. separation of powers

b. checks and balances

d. Federalism

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Armando

15 April, 08:32

If the Supreme Court rules a law unconstitutional, under which principle would the Court be exercising its authority?

a. judicial review

c. separation of powers

b. checks and balances

d. Federalism

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Jayvion Weeks · Answer 1

If the Supreme Court rules a law unconstitutional, it would be exercising its authority under the principle of "judicial review", since this gives the court the power to do so as specified in a previous case.

If the Supreme Court rules a law unconstitutional, under which principle would the Court be exercising its authority?a. judicial reviewc. separation of powersb. checks and balancesd. Federalism

If the Supreme Court rules a law unconstitutional, under which principle would the Court be exercising its authority?

a. judicial review

c. separation of powers

b. checks and balances

d. Federalism