What principle of government means that the federal court system needs to be in a separate branch from the legislative and executive branches?

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Danemacmillan · Answer 1 · 2021-02-08T03:02:00+0000

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Federalism

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it gives the united states a flexible system of government. which the national government has the power to act for the country as a whole, and the states have power over many local matters.

What principle of government means that the federal court system needs to be in a separate branch from the legislative and executive branches?

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