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The supreme court does not review laws for constitutionality, but when they accept a case, it is the law as it pertains to that case that they are reviewing. They will either affirm the law, (allow it to stand) or strike down the law (declare it unconstitutional) Last edited on Thu Nov 19th, 2009 02:47 am by 19bama46 |
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