Which of the following are limits on judicial power?
A. the law itself
B. the public's opinion of a case
C. the term limits of presidents
D. the facts of the case
Answer (2)
Judicial power is limited by laws, public opinion, and the facts of each case. The law provides a framework for decisions, while public consensus and evidence impact rulings. Presidential term limits do not constrain judicial authority. ;
Judicial power is limited by the law, public opinion, and the facts of cases. However, presidential term limits do not affect judicial authority. Therefore, the correct choices are A, B, and D.
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