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Jurisdictional review empowers ordinary or special courts to nullify both legislation and executive acts that contravene the Constitution. It stabalizes and limits democracy (from a political point of view)

There are two kinds of Judicial Review:

Abstract Review --> Only used by a Constitutional Court. This review is an advisory but binding opinion on a proposed law

Concrete Review --> Used by the Supreme Court as by the Constitutional Court and arises in the context of a specific case.

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