The judicial branch can raise taxes can veto laws passed by Congress can confirm federal officials can declare a law unconstitutional

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YNK · Answer 1 · 2016-08-16T02:52:21+0000

In the United States, the judicial branch "can declare a law unconstitutional", since the judicial branch refers to the Supreme Court, which can act as a "check" on the legislative branch.

The judicial branch can raise taxes can veto laws passed by Congress can confirm federal officials can declare a law unconstitutional

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