Judicial federalism is

a. a trend in which state constitutional and statutory laws are consulted and applied before federal law.
b. a trend of making public policy by judges through decisions that overturn existing law.
c. a court-generated change in public policy that is perceived as illegitimate.
d. None of these choices.


a

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