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If a law is found against the Constitution what can the court do?

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Correct answer: Can declare it unconstitutional

Direct answer: A is correct. The Constitution is the highest legal framework, so ordinary laws and government actions must be consistent with it. Through judicial review, a competent court examines whether a law violates constitutional provisions, including protected rights or limits on governmental power. If the conflict is established, the court may declare the law, or the offending part of it, unconstitutional and prevent its enforcement to the extent permitted by law. B and D are absurd and unrelated because a court does not convert laws into sports rules or election symbols. C is wrong because constitutional review exists precisely to check legality rather than enforce a disputed law without examination. Memory cue: Constitution is the test; judicial review checks compatibility.

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Judicial ReviewUnconstitutional LawConstitutionConstitutional RightsThe Judiciary (Supreme CourtHigh CourtsAnd Judicial Independence)The Judiciary Supreme Court High Courts And Judicial IndependenceWorking Of InstitutionsCivics

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