When such reversal occurs, majoritarian democrats should favor minority-protective judicial review, while those concerned with protecting unpopular minorities should oppose it.
When such reversal occurs, majoritarian democrats should favor minority-protective judicial review, while those concerned with protecting un-popular minorities should oppose it.
Constitutional theorists usually assume that minority-protective judicial review leads to outcomes more favorable to the protected minority and less favorable to the majority.
These effects can sometimes nullify, or even reverse, the assumed relationship between minority-protective judicial review and pro-minority outcomes.
These effects can sometimes nullify, oreven reverse, the assumed relationship between minority-protective judicial review and pro-minority outcomes.
Instead of being a minority-protective procedure, Fidesz has been using the private member's bill option to entrench its super-majority.
The British North America Act of 1867, Canada's constitution, lodged authority for education in the provinces, at the same time guaranteeing denominational rights (in the "minority-school protective clause") if such rights existed by law at the time of entry into confederation.
Some factors seen in ethnic minority groups are protective, and these practices may change with income.
If so, she was different on two counts: Protestants are a tight, self-protective minority in France and, like all such minorities, subject to legend.
In the second explanation, I observe that if Delaware is in fact more protective of minority interests in controlled firms, this can lead at least in theory to ex-ante lower quality controlled firms choosing Delaware.
Margaret Ryznar, an associate law professor at Indiana University, says her research shows a minority of women seek protective orders during divorce and that since domestic abuse is a he-said, she-said crime it's often impossible to prove "who's lying and who's not".
