_________ asserts that the courts should not thwart the implementation of legislative acts unless those acts are clearly unconstitutional.

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Judicial restraint is the philosophy that the courts should avoid overturning laws passed by the elected branches of government, unless those laws clearly violate the Constitution. This approach emphasizes the limited role of the judiciary in the system of checks and balances, and leaves policymaking primarily to the legislative and executive branches.

_________ Asserts That the Courts Should Not Thwart the Implementation