Judicial Review in the High Court and the United States Supreme Court
Sanford H. Kadish
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Sanford H. Kadish
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I'We are taking infinite trouble to express what we mean in this Constitution; but as in America so it will be here, that the makers of the Constitution were not merely the Conventions who sat, but the Judges of the Supreme Court.Marshall, Jay, Story, and all the rest of the renowned Judges, who have pronounced on the Constitution, have had just as much to do in shaping it as the men who sat in the original Conventions.'Sir
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I'We are taking infinite trouble to express what we mean in this Constitution; but as in America so it will be here, that the makers of the Constitution were not merely the Conventions who sat, but the Judges of the Supreme Court.Marshall, Jay, Story, and all the rest of the renowned Judges, who have pronounced on the Constitution, have had just as much to do in shaping it as the men who sat in the original Conventions.'Sir
Key concepts: Supreme court, Law, Political science, Certiorari, Majority opinion, High Court, Original jurisdiction