Judicial activism is:Group of answer choicesunconstitutional.a violation of due process.the process of appointing judges to the Supreme Court.the interpretation of the Constitution and its amendments by judges.

Which of the following is an example of judicial activism? Group of answer choicesC) A court striking down a law as unconstitutionalA) A court upholding a statute passed by the legislatureB) A court issuing a narrow ruling based on strict interpretation of the lawD) A court refusing to hear a case due to lack of jurisdiction

The doctrine of judicial reviewGroup of answer choicesis a modern creation of activist judges from the civil rights eraholds that the Supreme Court possesses the authority to rule acts of Congress unconstitutionalis expressly provided for in the Constitutionis used to issue nonbinding advisory opinions

Which term describes a judicial philosophy that emphasizes interpreting the Constitution according to its original meaning? Group of answer choicesD) PragmatismB) Judicial restraintA) Judicial activismC) Originalism

What is America's current judicial era characterized by?Group of answer choicesA return to state's rightsEnforcing private property rightsThe incorporation of the Bill of Rights into state laws via the 14th AmendmentA focus on civil rights enforcement

______ law is composed of judges’ legal opinions that reflect community practices and evolve over time.Group of answer choicesCommonMandatoryCivilSovereign