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Reason10 · 70-79, M
@val70 Nullifying SCOTUS itself perhaps
You might be dangerous had you ever read anything that didn't come in a coloring book.
The Supreme Court was NEVER intended to be able to overturn Congressional legislation or pass laws from the bench. There is NOTHING in the Constitution giving them that right.
The Supreme Court gave itself the right to legislate from the bench (they call it judicial review) in "Marbury V. Madison."
Find someone who has actually attended a real school to read that opinion and explain it to you.
You might be dangerous had you ever read anything that didn't come in a coloring book.
The Supreme Court was NEVER intended to be able to overturn Congressional legislation or pass laws from the bench. There is NOTHING in the Constitution giving them that right.
The Supreme Court gave itself the right to legislate from the bench (they call it judicial review) in "Marbury V. Madison."
Find someone who has actually attended a real school to read that opinion and explain it to you.
val70 · 51-55
@Reason10 Trust me, in these times even an European like myself doesn't look towards legal precedent nor history any more for what will happen next. So there, you try learning four languages and only a tiny bit of each culture that is represented in my own country. Keep your insults for yourself, please