The principle of judicial review divides the government into three distinct and independent branches: judicial, executive, and legislative.

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The principle of judicial review allows courts to decide the constitutionality of laws and actions of the government, but it does not divide the government into three branches. The division of government into the judicial, executive, and legislative branches is a principle of the separation of powers.

The Principle of Judicial Review Divides the Government into Three