The British Judiciary Is Generally Less Influential Than the U

question 59

Multiple Choice

The British judiciary is generally less influential than the U.S. judiciary due to

• A) being less competent jurists.
• B) a societal emphasis on compromise, resulting in a less litigious society.
• C) undue influence from strong prime ministers.
• D) the fact that they only meet three months out of the year.
• E) a lack of power of judicial review.

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