Question

multiple select question select all that apply which of the following are limits on judicial power? the facts of the case the law itself the term limits of presidents the publics opinion of a case need help? review these concept resources. read about the concept

Explanation:

Judicial power is limited by the facts presented in a case as judges must base decisions on evidence. The law itself sets the framework for what is legal and just, constraining judicial actions. Public opinion can also influence judicial decision - making as judges may consider the broader social implications, though they are supposed to be impartial. The term limits of presidents are not related to judicial power limits.

Answer:

the facts of the case, the law itself, the public's opinion of a case