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sanatanadharma

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3. The USSC went rouge in Marbury Vs Madison and claimed a power not specified in the Constitution

Reply to Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin (Original post)

Fri Apr 26, 2024, 02:07 PM

Apr 26

Judicial review of laws is not a granted power in the Constitution. The court was set up as a court of last appeal, applying the facts and laws to case issues and disputes, no more.

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Has the Supreme Court gone rogue? [View all] Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin Apr 26 OP

If Trump were not running, for whatever reason, would they do the same as yesterday? bucolic_frolic Apr 26 #1

They went rouge when they installed Bush over Gore who won the election. Irish_Dem Apr 26 #2

The USSC went rouge in Marbury Vs Madison and claimed a power not specified in the Constitution sanatanadharma Apr 26 #3

SCOTUS 2000 Bush vs Gore ruling was political, NOT factual! GoreWon2000 Apr 27 #5

If by "rogue," you mean "fascist," then..... lastlib Apr 26 #4