Question

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when resolving disputes between branches of government, what doctrine gives the supreme court authority? (1 point)
judicial review
executive order
the fourth amendment
writ of mandamus
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Explanation:

To determine the correct answer, we analyze each option:

• Judicial review: This doctrine gives the Supreme Court the authority to review and resolve disputes between branches of government (e.g., checking if legislative or executive actions are constitutional).
• Executive order: This is a directive from the executive branch, not related to the Supreme Court's authority over branch disputes.
• The Fourth Amendment: Deals with search and seizure, not inter - branch dispute resolution.
• Writ of mandamus: A court order directing a public official to perform a duty, not related to resolving branch - to - branch disputes.

So the correct option is the one related to judicial review.

Answer:

A. judicial review