The judicial power of the supreme court can be found in
of the constitution.

In your question, it's asking if the judicial power that the Supreme Court has could be found in the constitution.

This question is asking if you can read the constitution and find the judicial powers of the Supreme Court in it.

The reason why the question would be considered true is because you can find the judicial powers of the Supreme Court in the constitution.

In order to see the judicial powers that the Supreme Court has, you would need to go to "Article III" in the constitution.

In Article III, it will give you all of the powers that the Supreme Court has. If the powers that the Supreme Court has wasn't on the constitution, then the Supreme Court would have no official rules for the powers that they have, and could possibly eliminate the "checks and balances" in the constitution.

This is the reason why the statement would be TRUE.

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