The Idea That Courts Should Not Be Heavily Involved in Lawmaking,but

question 40

Multiple Choice

The idea that courts should not be heavily involved in lawmaking,but rather should only rule in cases where the constitutionality is clear is known as

• A)judicial review.
• B)judicial activism.
• C)judicial reform.
• D)judicial restraint.

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