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Unit 2 – Branches of Government
Topic 2.8
How does the Supreme Court's power of judicial review impact federal legislation?
It can veto any law passed by Congress within a specified period after its adoption.
It can propose new legislation for Congress to consider.
It can declare laws as unconstitutional, nullifying their effect.
It directly creates laws without any input from other branches of government.
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