If the judicial branch determines that the executive or legislative branches have failed to act when needed, the political-question doctrine allows it to make a determination.

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The political-question doctrine actually prevents courts from deciding cases that are deemed inappropriate for judicial review, often because they involve issues that are constitutionally committed to another branch of government or lack judicially manageable standards.

If the Judicial Branch Determines That the Executive or Legislative