On Judicial Review System in the United States
Shi Zongyin
Abstract
Shi Zongyin
Abstract
Judicial review system means the United States Courts, especially the supreme court has the authority to examine whether the federal or state Legislation or Constitution of each state is in accordance with the Federal Constitution. It has special American political and historical backgrounds. It was founded by judicial practice instead of being recorded in the written Constitution form, which was connected with judicial precedent and judicial practice in the united states. The-creation and effect of judicial practice of judicial review system have exerted great influence on many other countries in the world, especially on these who have the same form of government as America's or the like.
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Judicial review system means the United States Courts, especially the supreme court has the authority to examine whether the federal or state Legislation or Constitution of each state is in accordance with the Federal Constitution. It has special American political and historical backgrounds. It was founded by judicial practice instead of being recorded in the written Constitution form, which was connected with judicial precedent and judicial practice in the united states. The-creation and effect of judicial practice of judicial review system have exerted great influence on many other countries in the world, especially on these who have the same form of government as America's or the like.
Key concepts: Constitution, Judicial review, Judicial independence, Law, Legislation, Judicial activism, Political science, State (computer science)