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6. What is the role of the judicial branch of the

national government according to the U.S.
Constitution?

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The federal judiciary is the branch of government that holds trials and decides cases under the nation's laws. The powers of the federal judiciary appear in Article III of the U.S. Constitution. ... It also gave Congress the power to establish courts to resolve particular kinds of disputes.
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The role of the judicial branch is to controll laws

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