Question

Which of the following statements describes the concept of judicial review

A. Congress has the right to remove supreme court justice from office
B. The Supreme Court has the power to determine if laws are constitutional
C. Supreme court justice have the right to serve for life
D. The president has the power to appoint Supreme Court Justices

Answer 1

Hello there!

The correct answer is B. The Supreme Court has the power to determine if laws are constitutional.

This is the whole concept of Judicial Review.

I hope this helps!
Brady

Answer 2

The correct answer is B) The Supreme Court has the power to determine if laws are constitutional.

The statement that describes the concept of judicial review is "The Supreme Court has the power to determine if laws are constitutional."

The power that the Courts of the United States have to analyze the decisions and actions of the executive branch, the House of Representants and the Senate, is called Judicial Review. This Judicial Review reviews if those actions and decisions are consistent with what the US Constitution states. If the court realizes that ono of those actions are not consistent with the US Constitution, it is declared unconstitutional and is not valid.