Alexander Hamilton Main Argument Concerning the Courts Was That

question 243

Multiple Choice

Alexander Hamilton main argument concerning the courts was that

• A) Congress and the president should each render their own judgments in questions of judicial review.
• B) The power of judicial review was inherent in the notion of separation of powers.
• C) Judicial review was a violation of fundamental constitutional principles.
• D) Judicial review should be used to constrain state-actions only.
• E) Judicial review could not be used to nullify executive action.

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