What does the constitution state about the interaction of the judicial branch and new laws?
a. the judicial branch cannot overturn a new law without the approval of the executive branch.
b. the judicial branch can decide how the constitution should be applied to new laws.
c. the judicial branch does not have the authority to repeal a law for five years.
d. the judicial branch cannot act upon a new law until a state court brings a case to the supreme court.

The correct option is B

The powers of the federal courts reach both civil actions for damages and other concepts, as criminal, subject to federal law. Article III has resulted in a complete set of relationships between state and federal courts. Normally, federal courts do not hear cases that have to do with the laws of a state. However, some cases for which federal courts have jurisdiction may also be followed and decided by state courts.

The laws of the United States are contained in the federal legislation, compiled in the Code of the United States; the rules dictated by the administrative agencies recognized by the legislation to promulgate them; and judicial and agency decisions interpreting statutes and regulations.

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