Sentence examples for judicial supremacy from inspiring English sources
Challenging the conventional wisdom that judges have usurped democracy, Whittington shows that judicial supremacy is the product of democratic politics.
So much for judicial supremacy.
Is judicial secrecy defensible in an era of judicial supremacy?
See also R. Jackson, The Struggle for Judicial Supremacy 281282 (1949).
Larry D. Kramer, Judicial Supremacy and the End of Judicial Restraint, 100 Calif.
And Kennedy does argue that such judicial supremacy is crucial to the rule of law.
He has denounced the United States Supreme Court decision in June, calling it an example of "judicial supremacy".
The separation of powers was designed to provide, not for judicial supremacy, but for checks and balances.
Do you trust the plebiscite mentality or the judicial-supremacy mentality?" Levin has a pre-Civil War conception of federal power, roughly akin to that of the great states' rights advocate of the era, John C. Calhoun.
The replacement of this concept of popular constitutionalism with the modern doctrine of judicial supremacy a change that took hold only in the 1960s changed the political debate from one about who should interpret the Constitution to one about how the Constitution should be interpreted.
"So now, as always before, the struggle against judicial excess has ended by leaving it to the justices themselves to correct the errors of the court," he wrote in "The Struggle for Judicial Supremacy".
