Which of the following statements does not describe how the other branches of government check the power of the judicial branch? A. Congress does not have the authority to set the number of federal judges.
B. When appointed, the Supreme Court justices hold position for life or until they decide to retire.
C. With Senate approval, the president has the authority to appoint all federal justices.
D. The president can decide whether or not to enforce judicial decisions.​

D. The president can decide whether or not to enforce judicial decisions.​

Explanation:

Decisions by the Judiciary are made with the full weight of the law and so have to be enforced by the Executive which is led by the President. The President cannot therefore pick and choose which judicial decisions will be enforced. They all will.

If the President has a problem with a judicial decision, the President is welcome to challenge the decision in the courts on appeal and if they win, the President can then enforce the new court rulings. Point is, the President cannot decide which to follow and which to discard.