The Courts Are Centrally Important in Democratic Societies

The courts are centrally important in democratic societies. The U.S. Constitution ________.

A) says remarkably little about the role of the judicial branch
B) never mentions the judicial branch
C) says that the judicial branch is to be part of Congress
D) devotes multiple articles explaining the role of the judicial branch
E) forbids the creation of a judicial branch; however, the Marbury v. Madison decision allowed for the creation of this branch of government