What is judicial restraint?
a. It is the U.S. Supreme Court declaring a state legislature act unconstitutional.
b. It is the concept that judges should restrain from legislating from the bench and only rule against a law if it is a clear violation of the Constitution.
c. It is the doctrine of separate-but-equal.
d. It is the legislature restraining itself from passing laws.
e. It is state judges not ruling and passing the case to the Supreme Court.
b
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