To interpret the constitutionality of laws

To enforce the laws passed by the legislative branch

To review the decisions of the judicial branch

To create new laws

Impeachment

Judicial review

Legislative review

Constitutional review

Misconduct

Neglect of duty

Treason

All of the above

The House of Representatives

The Senate

The President

The Supreme Court

The House of Representatives

The Senate

The President

The Supreme Court

Removal from office

Disqualification from holding future office

Both of the above

None of the above

To remove corrupt or incompetent judges or justices from office

To protect the independence of the judiciary

To ensure that the judicial branch is accountable to the other branches of government

All of the above

Never

Once

Twice

Three times

Never

Once

Twice

Three times

He was removed from office

He was acquitted

He resigned

He died before the trial could be completed

It established the principle that Supreme Court Justices can be impeached

It showed that the legislative branch can hold the judicial branch accountable

It helped to protect the independence of the judiciary

All of the above

It violates the principle of separation of powers

It gives the legislative branch too much power over the judicial branch

It undermines the independence of the judiciary

All of the above

It ensures that the judicial branch is accountable to the other branches of government

It helps to protect the rights of the people

It prevents the judicial branch from becoming too powerful

All of the above

It is likely to be expanded

It is likely to be limited

It is likely to remain the same

It is impossible to predict

It is a complex and controversial issue

There are strong arguments on both sides of the issue

The future of the legislative branch's role in judicial review is uncertain

All of the above