What does it mean when supreme court declares a law unconstitutional?
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It means that the law which is made by the parliament is not according to the fundamentals of constitution. It violates the constitution.
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When the court determines that a legislative act or a law defy with the constitution, it finds it unconstitutional and declares it void in whole or partially.
This is judicial review.
The judicial branch is empowered by the constitution to declare laws passed by Congress or executive unconstitutional, thus legally voiding them.
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