Without judicial review, would the Constitution be enforcable? (user search)
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  Without judicial review, would the Constitution be enforcable? (search mode)
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The Roach of Theroachea
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« on: October 24, 2019, 09:54:19 AM »

The legislative branch has the power to enforce the laws of the land. The judicial branch only has the power to interpret the laws. All three branches have found ways to make laws but that responsibility should rest with the legislative branch alone.

The Constitution is not a set of laws. It is a set of rights that belong to the people and limit what the government is allowed to do. The Constitution is not and can not be enforced on the people but only can protect the people from the government.
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