While France does not have a tradition of judicial review in politics, it does have a government body that ensures that constitutional provisions possess a superiority over ordinary laws. What is that government body known as?

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The Constitutional Council in France is responsible for ensuring that laws comply with the Constitution, acting as a key body in the French legal system to review laws for their constitutionality before they are promulgated.

While France Does Not Have a Tradition of Judicial Review