Claims tagged with "Legal"
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Extracted Claims (996)
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Simplified: Judicial supremacy empowers Court to undermine or invalidate legislative and agency action as inconsistent with Constitution1 sources2 months ago
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Simplified: Political-power arguments take the position that it is accep1 sources2 months ago
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Simplified: Debate around jurisdiction-stripping proposals defies brief summary because it encompasses diverse elements1 sources2 months ago
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Simplified: Methods used to resolve constitutional question include original intent textual meaning and historical practice1 sources2 months ago
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Simplified: Professors Saikrishna Prakash and John Yoo disagree concluding there is wealth of evidence Founders believed courts could exercise some form of judici...1 sources2 months ago
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Simplified: Reformers propose variety of modifications to Court's power of judicial review to address problems1 sources2 months ago
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Simplified: Reformers begin with widely accepted principles citing support from the Constitution historical practice or political design and they persuasively exp...1 sources2 months ago
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Simplified: Substantive arguments answer the question is the Court doing the right thing1 sources2 months ago
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Simplified: Formal arguments answer questions like how much power the Court should have over other branches of government how Justices should be appointed and how...1 sources2 months ago
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Simplified: Formal arguments refute the objection that Court reformers are nothing but sore losers1 sources2 months ago
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Simplified: The formal debate by itself does not provide a conclusive answer to how the Court ought to be structured or why that structure ought to change1 sources2 months ago
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Simplified: Formal arguments are abstract ideas about the Court's structure and role in our democracy1 sources2 months ago
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Simplified: This Chapter argues that looking to the substance of the Court's decisions brings a more complete case for Court reform into view1 sources2 months ago
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Simplified: Supreme Court reform is in the air1 sources2 months ago
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Simplified: Procedural-fairness arguments take the position that the way that Justices are currently selected is too partisan or arbitrary to be consistent with j...1 sources2 months ago
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Simplified: The Court started a new era in which it declined to protect abortion and voting rights and invalidated affirmative action environmental protection and...1 sources2 months ago
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Simplified: President Trump had appointed three Justices each to the outrage of liberals and progressives1 sources2 months ago
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Simplified: An important question for reformers is why the Court ought to be changed other than competing political interests because selfish disregard for the ru...1 sources2 months ago
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Simplified: The formal debate is complicated with reasonable perspectives on all sides1 sources2 months ago
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Simplified: Disempowerment arguments take the position that the Constitution permits or even requires reducing the Court's power to invalidate actions of the othe...1 sources2 months ago