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james9437

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When a high court determines a policy/law as unconstitutional, the state is said to practice
 
  a. parliamentary supremacy.
  b. parliamentary inadequacy.
  c. legal arbitration.
  d. judicial review.
  e. policy investigation suspension.

Question 2

The majority opinion in the Charles River Bridge decision of 1837 was authored by
 
  a. Chief Justice Taney.
  b. Chief Justice Marshall.
  c. Justice Story.
  d. Justice McLean.



Meganchabluk

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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

A



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