Question

multiple choice question according to the doctrine of judicial activism, judges should only defer to elected officials who are acting within their constitutional authority. almost never overturn the decisions of elected bodies, such as congress. run for elected office as judges to have an even greater impact on the law. strictly follow the original meaning of the constitution. need help? review these concept resources. read about the concept

Explanation:

Judicial activism is the view that judges should not be overly deferential to elected bodies and should use their power to interpret the law in a way that advances social or political goals, rather than strictly adhering to the original meaning of the Constitution or rarely overturning elected - body decisions. Running for elected office as a judge is not part of the judicial activism doctrine. Deferring only to elected officials within constitutional authority is not characteristic of judicial activism.

Answer:

None of the above options are correct.