The author proposes and defends a constitutional amendment to require that laws of Congress be upheld unless the Supreme Court by unanimous vote decides that a particular law is unconstitutional. This will strengthen the peopleâ s right to be governed by majority rule, including in cases where rights are concerned.
The author proposes and defends a constitutional amendment to require that laws of Congress be upheld unless the Supreme Court by unanimous vote decides that a particular law is unconstitutional. This will strengthen the peopleâ s right to be governed by majority rule, including in cases where rights are concerned.
William B. Glidden taught history and political science at Clarkson College of Technology in Potsdam, New York, and spent his career as a lawyer in the Law Department of the Comptroller of the Currency.
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Introduction Chapter 1: Should We Reform the Role and Operation of the Court? Chapter 2: The Drafting and Ratification of Our Constitution Chapter 3: The Original Meaning of the Bill of Rights Chapter 4: The Original Meaning of the Fourteenth Amendment Chapter 5: The Court Shreds Congress's Fourteenth Amendment Enforcement Power Chapter 6: Fourteenth Amendment Due Process Chapter 7: The Fourteenth Amendment and the Bill of Rights in the States Chapter 8: The Court's Enforcement of the Bill of Rights Against Congress Chapter 9: Choosing Policies for Abortion, Religious Liberty, and Free Speech Chapter 10: The Court Should Veto Only Clear Mistakes of Congress Appendix: Table of Cases Bibliography Index About the Author
Introduction Chapter 1: Should We Reform the Role and Operation of the Court? Chapter 2: The Drafting and Ratification of Our Constitution Chapter 3: The Original Meaning of the Bill of Rights Chapter 4: The Original Meaning of the Fourteenth Amendment Chapter 5: The Court Shreds Congress's Fourteenth Amendment Enforcement Power Chapter 6: Fourteenth Amendment Due Process Chapter 7: The Fourteenth Amendment and the Bill of Rights in the States Chapter 8: The Court's Enforcement of the Bill of Rights Against Congress Chapter 9: Choosing Policies for Abortion, Religious Liberty, and Free Speech Chapter 10: The Court Should Veto Only Clear Mistakes of Congress Appendix: Table of Cases Bibliography Index About the Author
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