The president signs a new bill into law. Some people believe the new bill is unconstitutional. According to the system of checks and balances, what can be

done?

The Supreme Court can enact a new law to cancel the old.

The country can vote to overturn the law.

The Legislature can remove the law from the records.

The law can be argued in the Supreme Court.

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The president signs a new bill into law. Some people believe the new bill is unconstitutional. According to the system of checks and balances, what can be

done?

The Supreme Court can enact a new law to cancel the old.

The country can vote to overturn the law.

The Legislature can remove the law from the records.

The law can be argued in the Supreme Court.

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Kamren Henderson · Answer 1

The law can be argued in the Supreme Court.

Explanation:

Any bill that turns into a law, irrespective of where it originated, can be challenged in the supreme court if an individual or a group of individuals believes that the law is unconstitutional. Any bill to turn into law needs the consent of the president. But despite the bill having signed by the president, the supreme court has the authority to authenticate the constitutionality of the law as only the supreme has the right to give the final interpretation of what the constitution says about the law.