Power of Judicial Review of Supreme Court of U.S.A.
Zhai Ju
Abstract
Zhai Ju
Abstract
The article claims that power of judicial review of the Supreme Court of the United States performs significant balancing function. About balancing function of power of judicial review of the Supreme Court, the article analyses from three stratums of constitutional structure: power relation between Congress and President, power relation between federal government and state government, relation between government power and civil rights, and points out that power of judicial review ensure separation of three powers, maintain constitutional structure, and promote the development of American polities and political form.
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The article claims that power of judicial review of the Supreme Court of the United States performs significant balancing function. About balancing function of power of judicial review of the Supreme Court, the article analyses from three stratums of constitutional structure: power relation between Congress and President, power relation between federal government and state government, relation between government power and civil rights, and points out that power of judicial review ensure separation of three powers, maintain constitutional structure, and promote the development of American polities and political form.
Key concepts: Supreme court, Law, Judicial review, Separation of powers, Political science, Power (physics), Judicial activism, Government (linguistics)