Question

1. which of the following is a way in which the judicial branch kept the legislative branch from losing power to the executive branch? by denying the president line - item veto by denying the president full veto power by denying the president power to declare laws unconstitutional by denying the president the power of the armed forces

Explanation:

The judicial branch checks the legislative - executive power balance by judicial review, which is denying the president the power to declare laws unconstitutional. The president does not have the power to declare laws unconstitutional; that is a power of the judicial branch. This helps prevent the legislative branch from ceding too much power to the executive branch.

Answer:

by denying the president power to declare laws unconstitutional