Which statement most accurately describes the roles of the president and
Supreme Court in enforcing federal laws?
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A. The Supreme Court determines how a law must be enforced, but
the president has the power to revise the law in response.
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B. The president establishes penalties for violating the law, but the
Supreme Court can legally pardon people who are convicted.
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C. The Supreme Court determines which laws must be enforced, but
the president can legally challenge its decision.
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D. The president sets a policy for enforcing the law, but the Supreme
Court can void the policy if it violates the Constitution.