Question

------------------------- is when a judicial position uses its power to make policy decisions or even change law, which is often called \legislating from the bench\.
judicial majority
judicial restraint
judicial constitutionality
judicial activism

Explanation:

To solve this, we analyze each option:

• "Judicial majority" refers to the majority opinion in a judicial decision, not related to making policy or changing law.
• "Judicial restraint" is when courts limit their power, avoiding policy - making.
• "Judicial constitutionality" is about checking if actions are constitutional, not policy - making.
• "Judicial activism" is the concept where the judiciary uses its power to make policy decisions or change law, matching "legislating from the bench".

Answer:

D. Judicial activism