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Traditionally, this is not always true. Courts have often been a check on governments rather than an institution of them. In common law (or "case law") republ
by jMyles 13y ago
Traditionally, this is not always true. Courts have often been a check on governments rather than an institution of them. In common law (or "case law") republican jurisdictions, courts are supposed to act to restrain government to acts permitted by law.