Judicial Review Can Best Be Described as the Power of Federal

question 18

Multiple Choice

Judicial review can best be described as the power of federal courts to

• A)abstain from adjudicating major issues and to leave such matters to legislatures.
• B)take it upon itself to decide issues on constitutional grounds.
• C)declare a statue or governmental action unconstitutional and void.
• D)take private property for public use.

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Definitions:

Continuous Basis

A term indicating that an activity or action is conducted without interruption or cessation; ongoing.

Tender Offer

A public offer made by an individual, company, or group to purchase a large percentage of another company's shares or bonds at a specified price.

Class of Shares

Different categories of stock in a corporation, each conferring distinct rights and privileges.

Due Diligence Defense

A legal defense where a defendant shows that they have taken all necessary steps to avoid violating the law, usually in relation to investments or financial transactions.