Imagine that Congress has just passed a new law to increase federal taxes. Explain how both the judicial and executive branches could use their constitutional powers to check the legislative branch in this scenario. Then explain a check that the legislative branch has over one of the other branches.

The judicial branch could use the constitution as evidence to not allow the law to pass,and congress could veto it

The president (head of the executive branch) could veto the federal tax bill if they didn't agree with it or found it unfair to the American people. The judicial branch could review the bill if it came up in a court case. They would have the power to deem it unconstitutional perhaps because the tax increases were extremely high.

Explanation:

d.

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b) the bill goes to the president.

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