The doctrine of judicial reviewGroup of answer choicesis a modern creation of activist judges from the civil rights eraholds that the Supreme Court possesses the authority to rule acts of Congress unconstitutionalis expressly provided for in the Constitutionis used to issue nonbinding advisory opinions

Judicial review is the power of the American courts toGroup of answer choicesgive advisory opinions to Congress.none of the above.give advice and counsel to the president.suspend the writ of habeas corpus.declare a law unconstitutional.

Judicial activism is:Group of answer choicesunconstitutional.a violation of due process.the process of appointing judges to the Supreme Court.the interpretation of the Constitution and its amendments by judges.

Article III of the Constitution gives the Supreme Court the power of Judicial Review.Group of answer choicesTrueFalse

Inferior courtsGroup of answer choicesare established by the President to relieve the workload on the Supreme Courtare created by the Supreme Court to minimize the workload of the justices and take advantage of specialization to produce better decisionsare lower-level courts designed to handle litigation that exercise the same power of judicial review as the Supreme Courtare established in Article III of the Constitution

This type of constitution gives the authority to make decisions and sustain or disprove the sentences rendered by the other courts and to dictate rules for the administration of justice.Select one:a.None of the choicesb.Supreme Councilc.Assembly of Representativesd.Supreme Council of Grace and Justice