Praxis II Government and Political Science

Answer: B - If the Supreme Court declares a federal law to be unconstitutional, Congress can try to amend the Constitution. If Congress disagrees with a Supreme Court decision to declare a law to be unconstitutional, the only thing they may do is to make the law an amendment to the United States Constitution. Unlike amendments to most constitutions, amendments to the United States Constitution are placed into the body of the text without altering or removing what already exists, although nothing prevents a future amendment from doing so.