What Does Judicial Review Give the Judicial Branch of Government

question 101

Multiple Choice

What does judicial review give the judicial branch of government the authority to do?

• A) oversee the actions of state and local courts
• B) propose new laws for consideration by Congress
• C) determine if a law, part of a law, or an act of government is in violation of the Constitution
• D) conduct trials in cases involving a violation of federal or state law

Identify the procedural steps and preparation required for effective legal investigation and witness interviewing.

Recognize the significance of witness credibility and factors affecting it in legal proceedings.

Grasp the importance of immediate and accurate documentation following witness interviews.

Understand the specific objectives of initial, subsequent, and informational client interviews.

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Definitions:

Hard Facts

Concrete, verified information that is undeniable and based on real, tangible evidence.

Specific Result

An outcome that is clearly defined or identified, often in contrast to more general or vague outcomes.

Potential Harm

The possibility of causing damage, injury, or adverse effects.

Uncertainty

A situation in which the lack of surety about what is happening, what will happen, or what the potential outcomes are.