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Answer option d)
judicial review imply that the legislative or executive actions are reviewed by court ( judiciary)
Thus judiciary could review the laws & actions of local, state, national govt & cancel them, if they violate the constitution
So a,b,c are example of judicial review
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Question 23 (3.5 points) Which of the following is NOT an example of judicial review? a)...
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