14) A law professor writes an article for a legal journal. The article opposes judicial review, arguing that the final discussion on the constitutionality of a law should rest with the legislature, which represents the people, rather than with the unelected justices of the supreme court. Which of the following best counters this argument?

a)The supreme court is composed of a balance of political viewpoints, which forces consensus, as opposed to the legislature whos shifting party composition lacks political consistency
b)The Constitution gives the Supreme Court the power of judicial review oto maintain the balance among governmental branches.
c)Legal decisions made by unelected judges and based on the constitution provide grater national stability than those based by the changing opinions of the electorate
d)The lifetime tenure of supreme court makes them better qualified to decide matters of long-term consequence than elected officials