The Federal Courts Influence Foreign Policy By

question 89

Multiple Choice

The federal courts influence foreign policy by:

• A) ruling that certain laws or presidential actions are unconstitutional.
• B) impeaching and removing members of the president's foreign policy staff.
• C) reinstating military officers that the court decides were unjustly fired by the president.
• D) halting funds to the military if the Supreme Court rules that the president has entered the nation into an unjust or unconstitutional war.
• E) issuing subpoenas to members of the executive branch if the court has reason to believe that the president has violated the Constitution.

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