In Federalist 78, Alexander Hamilton Sought to Reassure Skeptical Anti-Federalists

In Federalist 78, Alexander Hamilton sought to reassure skeptical Anti-Federalists by arguing that the judiciary ______.

A) was designed to interpret and not make laws with weak oversight power
B) was a limited branch of government with no power to overturn a law
C) would be impartial and, compared to the other two branches, its power would be weak
D) would not use its law-enforcement powers against the people and would uphold and interpret laws