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... However, through the principle of Judicial Review the Supreme Court of the United States has also been successful in making a number of legislative decisions as a result of case law or what is know as a landmark decision. Judicial Review is the power of the Supreme Court to declare acts of the Legislature and of the Executive Board of Government to be unconstitutional and therefore void and unable to be enforced. ... Carr case of 1962 dealt with judicial power. ...
In conclusion, although the Congressional branch of the United States Government is responsible for writing laws, through the power of judicial review, the Supreme Court of the United States has the power to make a legislative decision.
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