Judicial Review Can Best Be Described as the Power of a Federal

question 33

Multiple Choice

Judicial review can best be described as the power of a federal court to

• A)abstain from adjudicating major issues and to leave such matters to legislatures.
• B)take it upon itself to decide issues on constitutional grounds.
• C)declare a statute or governmental action unconstitutional and void.
• D)take private property for public use.

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Definitions:

Moral Capitalism

An economic system or theory that emphasizes ethical considerations and values in business practices, aiming to achieve both profit and social good.

Moral Idealism

A philosophy that considers certain actions to be right or wrong regardless of the context or consequences of those actions.

Environment

The surrounding conditions, influences, or forces that affect the operation of a business or the well-being of individuals.

Moral Idealism

A philosophical belief that places importance on certain ethical principles as absolutes, irrespective of the outcomes.