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The constitution provides a framework for this contradiction. + Congress has the power to propose law. + The court has the 'checking' power to rule on the law.
by Retra 7y ago
The constitution provides a framework for this contradiction.
+ Congress has the power to propose law.
+ The court has the 'checking' power to rule on the law.
+ Congress has the 'checking' power to change the law to invalidate that ruling.
+ The court has the 'checking' power to rule a law unconstitutional.
+ Congress has the 'checking' power to change the constitution to invalidate that ruling.
Congress always has the power to override the court.
- rolltiide 7y agore-reading this whole thread, and the ways that multiple other people already explained it including myself, I don't think grandparent OP is going to get it.