The Power of Judicial Review residing in the Supreme Court O a. only applies to laws and not the executive orders of the President. b. allows it to hear appeals from lower courts and make final decisions centrust it with the ultimate responsibility to make final determinations of whether a law or action is constitutional The Supreme Court only recognizes and protects personal rights a. that are expressly expressed and provided for in the Constitution b. that are specifically expressed in the Constitution or by federal law enacted by Congress and the president c. that are specifically expressed or it believes are implied in the Constitution. The power of the Supreme Court to ultimately determine the constitutionality of federal or state law was established a. by constitutional amendment. b. in the 2001 Supreme Court decision of Gore v. Bush. c. after the adoption of the constitution because it is not expressly provided for in the Constitution itself Can Congress delegate some of its duties and responsibilities to an agency? a. Yes, but only to the extent it provides clear and specific guidelines. b. Yes, if the delegation does not violate the separation of powers. c. Yes if it is a power it does not wish to have under the Constitution. Statutory law O a. often revises and modifies common law. b. interprets common law. chas no relationship or connection with common law. What is an agency and what does it do? a. a committee organized and authorized by the president to manage and regulate a particular activity or business b. a government entity created by the government to regulate and protect the an aspect of social and business activity c. an association of private individuals working at the request of the government to manage a social or business activity Common law O a. often interprets and changes statutory law. b. can never interpret or change statutory law. c. has no relationship or connection with statutory law