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Yes, but remember that the Supreme Court also has the power to interpret the constitution and declare laws unconstitutional. But I don’t think your reading is
by labcomputer 2y ago
Yes, but remember that the Supreme Court also has the power to interpret the constitution and declare laws unconstitutional.
But I don’t think your reading is quite right. If congress could simply declare exemptions to Supreme Court appellate review, the court would have no power at all.
- cogman10 2y agoRight, but this is the court declaring the constitution unconstitutional. Something anyone that subscribes to originalism or textualism should be disturbed by. This is an activist action by the entire court.
- gjsman-1000 2y agoConsidering the constitution doesn’t explicitly talk about workers unions at all other than the generic freedom of association(1), whatever, there’s plenty of room for interpretation. (1)And even that is subject to law, free association with terrorists isn’t a good idea. Let’s also not forget this is a 9-0. If you are accusing all of our judges as being activists, across all political lines, I know who the real activist is.