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The Supreme Court's power to declare laws as unconstitutional is an example of which constitutional principle? Federalism Checks and Balances Limited Government Judicial Re…

The Supreme Court's power to declare laws as unconstitutional is an example of which constitutional principle? Federalism Checks and Balances Limited Government Judicial Re…
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The Supreme Court's power to declare laws as unconstitutional is an example of which constitutional principle?

Federalism

Checks and Balances

Limited Government

Judicial Review

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Judicial Review is the Supreme Court’s power to declare laws as unconstitutional.
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