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Which branch of government determines whether or not laws are constitutional? The Judicial Branch The Legislative Branch The Executive Branch

Which branch of government determines whether or not laws are constitutional? The Judicial Branch The Legislative Branch The Executive Branch
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Which branch of government determines whether or not laws are constitutional? The Judicial Branch The Legislative Branch The Executive Branch

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The judicial branch

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judicial. the Supreme Court, for example

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