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5 Hamilton bases judicial review on which of the following claims in Federalist 78? a. Because of their independence and experience, judges are well-fitted to make rational judgment about what justice requires in particular cases b. The Constitution is a sovereign act of the people and legislation that conflicts with it must be set aside by the judges

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