Courts will decline to hear cases involving legal questions that are constitutionally committed to another branch of government under the political question doctrine.
True
False
This statement is correct because the political question doctrine prevents courts from deciding cases where the Constitution explicitly assigns decision-making authority to another branch of government, such as Congress or the Executive. This doctrine respects the separation of powers framework, ensuring courts do not interfere in matters beyond their constitutional authority. If the Constitution entrusts such issues to the legislative or executive branch, they are deemed nonjusticiable. A 'false' response would be incorrect, as this is a cornerstone principle of justiciability.
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