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According to which document does the judiciary check laws?

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Correct answer: Constitution

Correct answer: A, the Constitution. The Constitution is the fundamental law that establishes institutions, distributes powers and protects rights. When courts examine a law or government action, they ask whether it follows constitutional provisions and other applicable legal rules. If a measure conflicts with the Constitution, the court may provide an appropriate legal remedy within its authority. B, C and D are ordinary documents or lists with no authority to define the limits of government power. The Constitution is not merely a record of government plans; it is the legal framework to which public institutions must conform. Memory cue: judicial review checks laws against the Constitution, the country’s supreme legal framework.

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