When the Supreme Court interprets a law passed by Congress, it is engaged in ________.

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The Supreme Court's interpretation of a law passed by Congress is known as statutory interpretation. Constitutional review refers to the Court's assessment of whether a law or government action violates the Constitution, while judicial review is the Court's power to declare laws or executive actions unconstitutional. Congressional oversight refers to Congress's role in overseeing the executive branch and ensuring it is carrying out its duties appropriately.

When the Supreme Court Interprets a Law Passed by Congress