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What does the judicial branch do?

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  • • Reviews laws
  • • Explains laws
  • • Resolves disputes about the law
  • • Decides if a law goes against the Constitution

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Courts interpret laws, settle legal disputes, and can declare laws unconstitutional through judicial review.

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Courts review and explain laws, decide if laws are constitutional.

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System of Government(American Government)

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