How does the legislative branch check the judical branch?

Answer 1

The Congress can overturn the judicial branch. If the Judiciary decides that a law is unconstitutional, the congress can vote to restore the constitutionality of a bill, or they can change the original law to make it valid once more.

Answer 2

If the judicial branch makes a ruling that the legislature does not agree with, they can pass a law rectifying it, so long as that law does not violate the Constitution.

For example, if a court rules that riding a bicycle in the park does not violate a "no vehicles in the park" law, but the legislature wants bicycles to be prohibited in the park, they can pass a new law that specifically says "no bicycles in the park."

Answer 3

The Legislative Branch proposes amendments to overturn court decisions. They may also impeach Supreme Court Justices (House of Representatvies), and hold an impeachment trial (Senate). This "check" ensures that the judicial branch is not too powerful.

Answer 4

Congress may impeach an official from the judicial branch, or the executive branch, for abusing their power. However, the judicial branch holds the trial.

Answer 5

The Judicial Branch check the Lesislative Branch, by making sure all the laws that they have passed are constiutional, and this is the function of the Judicial Branch

Answer 6

By passing laws that counter the court's decision, eliminating any parts objected to by the court. Or by changing the constitution, which must be voted on by the states.

Answer 7

No. The judicial branch can check the legislative by finding a law unconstitutional.