Question

how does judicial activism affect the court’s decisions? (1 point)
the court will allow the voting population determine if there is a constitutional issue.
the court will determine whether there is clear violation of the constitution and allow elected representatives to decide the outcome.
the court will exercise judicial review and refrain from deciding legal issues.
the court will rule on the actions of the other branches or judicial precedent.
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Explanation:

To solve this, we analyze judicial activism:

• Option 1: Voting population determining constitutional issues is not related to judicial activism.
• Option 2: Judicial activism involves courts interpreting the Constitution broadly, sometimes finding violations or shaping outcomes, allowing elected reps to decide isn't activism.
• Option 3: Judicial activism is about courts actively using judicial review to address legal issues, not refraining.
• Option 4: Judicial activism means courts may rule against other branches or precedent to advance their view, which matches the idea of active judicial decision - making.

Answer:

The court will rule on the actions of the other branches or judicial precedent.