Wrong. The Constitution establishes three co-equal branches of government. All three branches are responsible for determining whether laws are constitutional: The (often-ignored) role of Congress is not to pass unconstitutional laws. The (often-ignored) role of the Executive is to veto unconstitutional law. And the (often-ignored) role of the Judiciary is to strike down unconstitutional laws.
The courts decide whether or not some law is constitutional not the law makers such as congress
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Wrong. The Constitution establishes three co-equal branches of government. All three branches are responsible for determining whether laws are constitutional: The (often-ignored) role of Congress is not to pass unconstitutional laws. The (often-ignored) role of the Executive is to veto unconstitutional law. And the (often-ignored) role of the Judiciary is to strike down unconstitutional laws.
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The SCOTUS determines if the laws passed by the legislative branch of the government are constitutional. If congress passes a law they deem constitutional (according to you) then it doesn’t have to go before the SCOTUS. Like Obamacare then. Congress passed it so according to you it’s constitutional.