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Congress does not revoke a martial-law proclamation. A citizen then files the appropriate proceeding asking the Supreme Court to review the sufficiency of its factual basis. The executive argues that congressional nonrevocation bars review and permits the Court to wait indefinitely. Which response follows Section 18 and Lagman?

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Congressional nonrevocation conclusively establishes constitutionality The Court's factual-basis review is independent of congressional revocation and its decision must issue within thirty days from filing The Court can act only after Congress asks it to do so Only members of Congress may file the special proceeding

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