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The courts do have power in the federal government. If they say that some law is unlawful, then it is not able to be enforced as a law. The courts have that pow
by Constitutional 12y ago
The courts do have power in the federal government. If they say that some law is unlawful, then it is not able to be enforced as a law. The courts have that power since the constitution gives it to them. I think that you need to look at constitutional law a little more. The Executive branch does not have more power then the courts or the Congress. By the constitution.