The Myth of ‘Co-Equal’ Branches

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Eleventh Circuit Judge Kevin Newsom takes over the role as professor to teach Sarah and David the implications of jurisdiction stripping and the balance of power between the branches of government. We’ll sum the lesson up as … Congress, do your job.
The Agenda:
-Judges say they won’t hire from Columbia Law School
-Explaining the exceptions clause
-Constraints over jurisdiction stripping by Congress
-Marbury powers
-Congress taking a more active role in constitutional interpretations
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#Congress #law #legal #politics #conservative

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8 май 2024

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@steveabell8946 Месяц назад

Those 11 judges were predictable, they often whine together.

@jem7636 Месяц назад

You mentioned sending people with judicial expertise to instruct congress. Isn't part of the problem the Supreme Court lacks members with legislative expertise? Sandra Day O'Connor is the last Supreme Court justice with legislative experience. There were 14 senators who joined the Supreme Court. Chief Justice Marshall was a member of the Virginia legislature and was the first Supreme Court justice with no judicial experience (there have been 40 so far).

@TheDispatchPods 28 дней назад

Hi Jem7636! We encourage you to join The Dispatch as a subscriber to hop in the comments section on our website. David and Sarah monitor those comments and often reply! You can try a 7 day free trial at anytime. thedispatch.com/join

@MIKAEL212345 Месяц назад

I forgot where I read it but I read something somewhere that talked about how the US government is the synthesis of Aristotle's three forms of government: monarchy with the president, democracy with congress and oligarchy with the courts. The constitution has mechanisms that can turn the US in a monarchy (see the FDR years), a democracy (see the pre civil war years) or an oligarchy (see current politics where it seems like only the court can actually make meaningful change)