To make laws

To enforce laws

To interpret laws

To oversee the executive branch

By following the precedent set by previous court decisions

By considering the intent of the legislature when passing the law

By taking into account the individual circumstances of each case

All of the above

To strike down laws that violate the constitution

To provide legal remedies for individuals whose rights have been violated

To educate the public about their rights and freedoms

All of the above

By reviewing the actions of the executive branch

By conducting trials for government officials accused of crimes

By providing legal advice to the government

All of the above

To enforce the laws passed by the legislature

To interpret the laws passed by the legislature

To ensure that the government is accountable to the people

All of the above

Political interference

Lack of resources

Public distrust

All of the above

By asserting its independence from the other branches of government

By increasing its transparency and accountability

By educating the public about its role in a democracy

All of the above

The judiciary will become more powerful.

The judiciary will become less powerful.

The judiciary will remain the same.

It is impossible to say.

Obergefell v. Hodges

Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission

Roe v. Wade

All of the above

The judiciary has become more powerful.

The judiciary has become less powerful.

The judiciary's role has remained the same.

It is impossible to say.

The judiciary is too political.

The judiciary is too slow.

The judiciary is too expensive.

All of the above

By making it more transparent.

By making it more accountable.

By making it more efficient.

All of the above

To interpret the constitution.

To protect individual rights.

To ensure that the government is accountable to the people.

All of the above

By being subject to judicial review.

By being subject to public scrutiny.

By being subject to political pressure.

All of the above

The judiciary will become more powerful.

The judiciary will become less powerful.

The judiciary will remain the same.

It is impossible to say.