Question 37 of 100
2008 civics test
American Government
What does the judicial branch do?
Accepted answers
Accepted answers
- reviews laws
- explains laws
- resolves disputes (disagreements)
- decides if a law goes against the Constitution
Explanation
The judicial branch reviews and explains laws, resolves disputes, and decides whether a law goes against the Constitution.
The explanation is our own study note, not official wording.
Source: USCIS, 2008 version (USCIS Office of Citizenship, rev. 08/21)Verified Sep 14, 2026Official PDF
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