However, by virtue of the powers vested in them by the Constitution, relating to the administration of justice, they may, in the cases they are called upon to adjudicate, declare any law or any measure taken by another branch of the Government inapplicable on the grounds of a breach of constitutional provisions.
Toutefois, dans le cadre de la faculté d'administrer la justice, la Constitution les habilite, dans les cas dont ils sont saisis, à déclarer inapplicable toute loi ou disposition émanant d'autres organes qui serait contraire à la Constitution.