Judicial review is the practice of __________.

A. periodic review of presidential foreign policy by individual justices
B. review of Supreme Court decisions by Congress
C. systematic evaluation of lower court decisions by the Supreme Court
D. determination by the federal courts of the constitutionality of state and federal laws and of actions by Congress and the president


Answer: D

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