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No, it doesn’t mean Congress has that power. That question hasn’t been decided. That question would be raised if congress attempts to change the law. Until then
by goodluckchuck 6y ago
No, it doesn’t mean Congress has that power. That question hasn’t been decided. That question would be raised if congress attempts to change the law. Until then, a Congress is bound by the Court’s interpretation of what the law is/was/means. In short, Congress lack the authority to tell the courts what a prior law meant. If they’re not happy with the interpretation then. Ingress has to change the words of the statute / treaty.