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geoffrey

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The judiciary:
 a. reviews actions taken by the executive branch b. interprets laws enacted by legislative bodies
  c. enforces laws enacted by legislative bodies
  d. contributes to the development of the common law e. all of the other choices are possible

Question 2

Courts have traditionally held strikes to be:
 A) infringement of fundamental rights.
 B) unconstitutional.
 C) criminal conspiracies.
 D) a constitutional right.



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Answer to Question 1

e

Answer to Question 2

C



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