A practice in which judges play a minimal role in policy making, leaving such decisions to the legislature is called

a. Judicial restraint

b. Judicial review

c. Judicial prejudice

d. Judicial decision

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Marquis Hatfield

26 July, 13:46

A practice in which judges play a minimal role in policy making, leaving such decisions to the legislature is called

a. Judicial restraint

b. Judicial review

c. Judicial prejudice

d. Judicial decision

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Simone Pope · Answer 1

Generally speaking, a practice in which judges play a minimal role in policy making, leaving such decisions to the legislature is called " a. Judicial restraint," since they are "restraining" themselves from taking drastic action.

A practice in which judges play a minimal role in policy making, leaving such decisions to the legislature is calleda. Judicial restraintb. Judicial reviewc. Judicial prejudiced. Judicial decision

A practice in which judges play a minimal role in policy making, leaving such decisions to the legislature is called

a. Judicial restraint

b. Judicial review

c. Judicial prejudice

d. Judicial decision