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Typically, the Courts Intervene When There Is a Dispute Between

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Question 40

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Typically, the courts intervene when there is a dispute between Congress and the executive branch over


A) the morality of a law.
B) the cost of a law.
C) the interpretation of a law.
D) the fairness of a law.
E) the practicality of a law.

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