Social Studies, 13.03.2021 01:40 diamondgdm
Congress passes a law that says you can only where shorts if it is 90° or hotter outside. Anything colder, and you must wear long pants. What are the checks and balances that can be used to stop this ridiculous law? Select all that apply.
President can veto the law.
Supreme Court can fire the congressmen that proposed the bill.
President can create a new congressional position to stop the vote
Supreme Court can deem the law unconstitutional.
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