. The Supreme Court takes on a case about the constitutional merits of a law. After hearing arguments for and against the law, they issue a verdict that the law goes against certain provisions of the U. S. Constitution. Once determined unconstitutional, the law is struck down, or voided. What kind of practice is exemplified in the situation described? *

judicial review

Explanation:

The judicial review was made to give the judicial branch the power to control the legislative branch.

The legislative branch has the power to create laws. To prevent this laws from violating the rights of the citizens, the Supreme court can conduct a 'Judicial Review'. The laws will be examined and crosschecked with the existing United States constitution,.

If the law proposed by the legislation violated the law in the constitution, the court can strike down the law and deemed it as 'unconstitutional'. When this happen, the legislative branch has to fix the part of the law that create the violation before they're able to re-submitted again for another review.

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