A state court decides to pass a law to ban abortion based on religious beliefs.The U.S.Supreme Court invalidates this law as a violation of constitutional rights,including the right to privacy.In this case,the Supreme Court's decision is an example of:

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Judicial activism refers to the actions of a court that go beyond the traditional role of interpreting the law, often involving the court in making decisions that have broad social implications. In this case, the Supreme Court invalidating a state law based on constitutional rights is an example of judicial activism.

A State Court Decides to Pass a Law to Ban