The Supreme Court's Power to Enforce Its Own Decisions

question 54

Multiple Choice

The Supreme Court's power to enforce its own decisions

• A)is non-existent.
• B)is significantly stronger than that of lower federal courts.
• C)makes it among the strongest courts in the world.
• D)is called justiciable authority.
• E)is derived from the 12th Amendment to the Constitution.

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