Under the Power of Judicial Review, a Law of Congress

Under the power of judicial review, a law of Congress is void if it

A) is vetoed by the president and not overridden by Congress.
B) was passed by less than a majority vote of both houses.
C) is in conflict with the Constitution.
D) is in conflict with a prior law already held constitutional by the Supreme Court.
E) was considered by each chamber, but in the wrong order.