What is judicial review? a. the power of the judicial branch to review laws, executive orders, and executive acts to ensure that they are constitutional. b. the power of the judicial branch to impeach the president and members of congress. c. the power of the legislative branch to appoint or remove supreme court judges at any time. d. the power of the executive branch to deem supreme court rulings unconstitutional

The answer to your question is C

Your answer will he A The power of the Judicial Branch to review laws, Executive orders, and Executive acts to ensure that they are Constitutional because Judicial review is used to review cases and reward, and order people to go to jail or any punishment its not C because its not powered by legislative its not D because it is not power by the executive branch and when it came down to A, or B I choose A because B it is powered by the judicial branch but they don't use judicial review to impeach.

Your answer is A.