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Topic	Politics Containment Topic 388: Ashley Madison Cawthorn
DoomTheGyarados 05/10/22 6:32:24 AM #24:	masterplum posted... States trying to get rid of judicial review is kind of interesting. I think it shocks people to find out judicial review is a uniquely American thing and not a part of most democracies, and if you step back a bit you can understand how 3 random people telling legislators that they cant pass laws is a little weird. When the constitution falls, which seems like a when not if at this point, there is a decent argument the next government shouldnt have it even if it has benefited democrats in many cases Judicial Review is fairly common around the world, Plum. The US has a fairly unique system of it in terms of how vast our court systems are. I have no idea why the hell you think we shouldn't have it, its a fairly basic check on power --- Sir Chris <cite>DoomTheGyarados posted [p:964923391] in Politics C... [t:80014769]...</cite> <quote>masterplum posted... </cite> <quote>States trying to get rid of judicial review is kind of interesting. I think it shocks people to find out judicial review is a uniquely American thing and not a part of most democracies, and if you step back a bit you can understand how 3 random people telling legislators that they cant pass laws is a little weird. When the constitution falls, which seems like a when not if at this point, there is a decent argument the next government shouldnt have it even if it has benefited democrats in many cases</quote> Judicial Review is fairly common around the world, Plum. The US has a fairly unique system of it in terms of how vast our court systems are. I have no idea why the hell you think we shouldn't have it, its a fairly basic check on power --- Sir Chris</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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