The judiciary's control over the federal bureaucracy is indirect and less apparent than the president's and Congress's control.

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The judiciary's control over the federal bureaucracy is mainly through their power of judicial review, and their ability to interpret and rule on the constitutionality of laws and executive actions. It is not as direct or apparent as the president's or Congress's control, which involves more direct oversight and authority over the bureaucracy.

The Judiciary's Control Over the Federal Bureaucracy Is Indirect and Less