Although Judicial Review Is an Accepted Part of the U

Although judicial review is an accepted part of the U.S. political system, critics of judicial review contend that it

A) provides too much power to the majority.
B) is undemocratic because it gives nine unelected judges enormous power.
C) is undemocratic because a minority of the Court can affect national policy.
D) creates liberal bias in the system because most justices are former lawyers from Ivy League universities.