The United States Constitution establishes the principle of judicial review, which divides the government into three distinct and independent branches: the judicial, executive, and legislative (Congress).

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The United States Constitution establishes the separation of powers into three branches, but it does not explicitly mention judicial review; this principle was established by the Supreme Court case Marbury v. Madison in 1803.

The United States Constitution Establishes the Principle of Judicial Review