Historically, the Supreme Court has frequently used its authority to strike down acts of the president and laws passed by Congress.

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Historically, the Supreme Court has used its authority to strike down acts of the president and laws passed by Congress relatively infrequently. The power of judicial review allows the Court to declare laws unconstitutional, but this power has been exercised with caution and is not used as frequently as one might assume.

Historically, the Supreme Court Has Frequently Used Its Authority to Strike