Question

1. (02.06 mc) what is a limit on the supreme court when it evaluates a law or policy? (5 points) the supreme court cannot enforce the changes it made. the supreme court needs the approval of the president. the supreme court needs the approval of congress. the supreme court has no power to overrule laws.

Explanation:

The Supreme Court can declare laws unconstitutional but lacks the power to enforce its rulings directly (e.g., it relies on other branches for implementation). Other options are incorrect: it can overrule laws, and doesn’t need Congress’/president’s approval for rulings.

Answer:

The Supreme Court cannot enforce the changes it made.