Judicial Review

What is judicial review?

• The law that created the federal court system

• The belief that judges should limit their power over legislation

• The authority to hear a case before any other court

• The power of the Supreme Court to decide if a law is constitutional or not

Who was John Marshall?

• The US President who appointed several judges right before he left office

• The Chief Justice whose ruling gave the Court the power of judicial review

• The US President who did not finalize the appointment of the new judges

• The Secretary of State who did not send the judges' letters of appointment

Which court case establishes Judicial Review?

• Mculloh V Maryland

• Marbury V Madison

• Plessy V Ferguson

• Hamilton V Jefferson

What is the power of judicial review?

• Power to stop the judicial branch from doing something unwise

• Grants more powers to the judicial branch of government

• Power to declare laws and executive actions unconstitutional

• Power to review a decision of a lower court

What is Judicial Review?

• The courts have the ability to do a retrial on a court case.

• Judges have a review system for some court cases.

• The Congress reviews the court cases of the Judicial Branch to check and see if they followed the letter of the law.

• The courts can review laws and declare them unconstitutional.

What is Judicial Review?

• The ability of the courts to pass judgement.

• The ability of someone to appeal a decision of a court.

• The ability of the Supreme Court to declare something unconstitutional.

• A step in the impeachment process.

The Supreme Court has the power of Judicial Review. What is Judicial Review?

• when the Supreme Court enforces the laws of the Legislative Branch

• when the Supreme Court decides if a law or executive action is constitutional or not

• when the Supreme Court vetoes a Bill from Congress

• when the Supreme Court creates a new law

The means by which the Supreme Court has the authority to rule on the Constitutionality of federal and state laws is called

• appeals review

• ultimate authority

• a supreme decision

• judicial review

The Supreme Court ruling a State law unconstitutional is an example of what?

• Judicial Review

• Judicial Restraint

• Judicial Activism

• Jurisdiction

Who was John Marshall?

• The US President who appointed several judges right before he left office

• The Chief Justice whose ruling gave the Court the power of judicial review

• The US President who did not finalize the appointment of the new judges

• The Secretary of State who did not send the judges' letters of appointment