Question

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which role does the judicial branch play in making public policy?
a. writing new regulations to enforce a change to environmental law
b. adopting textbooks for a state according to curriculum changes
c. presenting an argument to the public for increasing the minimum wage
d. determining whether a newly adopted tax law is legal

Explanation:

The judicial branch interprets laws and determines their legality. Option D involves determining the legality of a law, which is a judicial function. Option A is an executive - branch function (enforcing laws through regulations). Option B is likely an educational or administrative function (related to curriculum implementation). Option C is more of a political advocacy or legislative - related activity (presenting arguments for policy change).

Answer:

D. Determining whether a newly adopted tax law is legal