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According to the U.S. constitution, what role should federal courts play in lawmaking? vetoing bills that they deem bad for the country writing bills that eventually become laws…

According to the U.S. constitution, what role should federal courts play in lawmaking? vetoing bills that they deem bad for the country writing bills that eventually become laws…
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According to the U.S. constitution, what role should federal courts play in lawmaking?

vetoing bills that they deem bad for the country
writing bills that eventually become laws
signing new bills into law
ensuring that laws do not violate the Constitution

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User Rutwick Gangurde
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Answer: establish individual “rights” under federal law.

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User Mooreds
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Answer:

Your answer should be option D.

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