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Which power is given to federal courts? Approval of presidential elections Approval of federal taxes Judicial appointments Judicial review

Which power is given to federal courts? Approval of presidential elections Approval of federal taxes Judicial appointments Judicial review
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Which power is given to federal courts? Approval of presidential elections Approval of federal taxes Judicial appointments Judicial review

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"Judicial Review" is the power given to federal courts, since they have the ability to determine whether laws passed by Congresses and signed by the President are constitutional or not.
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