Question 11 of 20 The Supreme Court serves what important function in the U.S. federal government? A. It ensures that all Americans receive a fair trial by accepting all cases submitted to it. B. It determines whether any actions by the executive and legislative branches are unconstitutional. C. It appoints all other federal judges to ensure consistent rulings at all levels. D. It promotes the principle of limited government by consistently practicing judicial restraint.
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So, option A is incorrect. The Supreme Court does not appoint all other federal judges. That is the responsibility of the President, with the approval of the Senate. So, option C is incorrect. Show more…
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