The concept of judicial review refers to the process by which
A. courts rule upon the legality of the actions of other branches of government.
B. courts decide whether the president can stay in office.
C. courts decide on whether convicted felons can be released from jail.
D. courts decide on whether an election should be held or not.
Question 2
The United States presidential election of 2000 was an example of a case in which
A. the Court was able to avoid being involved in a contentious political issue.
B. the Court was able to pass the buck to the legislature to make a difficult decision.
C. the Court had to play a highly visible and politically significant role in social issues.
D. the Court overturned the Constitution and seized political power.
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