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What branch of government can strike down a law? Legislative, executive, or judicial?

What branch of government can strike down a law? Legislative, executive, or judicial?
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What branch of government can strike down a law?
Legislative, executive, or judicial?

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judicial!!!

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The judicial can strike down a law. They’re the Court’s greatest power. The legislative can make laws while the judicial can declare the law unconstitutional.
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