The doctrine of judicial restraint
A) allows the Congress to keep the judiciary in check by restraining judges who rule too broadly.
B) encourages judges to interpret rather than make law.
C) forbids judges from participating in the political process.
D) was created by executive privilege.

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The doctrine of judicial restraint encourages judges to limit their own power, interpreting law rather than creating it, to uphold the principle of separation of powers and respect for legislative intent.

The Doctrine of Judicial Restraint