On the establishment and development of the authority of Judicial Review of the Supreme Court of the United State
Feng Dong-xing
Abstract
Feng Dong-xing
Abstract
American Constitution doesn’t definitely stipulate that judicial review belongs to the Supreme Court, which makes constitutionality of the authority of judicial review of the Supreme Court questionable. The Court and the Constitution explains the judicial review, not only using the language of law, but also putting it into the long history of American. In pellucid words, the author tells the establishment and development of the power of judicial review of the Supreme Court. Further showing to reader, Supreme Court’s judicial review power both the outcome of the dispute among the branch, and the result of different political power’s struggle.
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American Constitution doesn’t definitely stipulate that judicial review belongs to the Supreme Court, which makes constitutionality of the authority of judicial review of the Supreme Court questionable. The Court and the Constitution explains the judicial review, not only using the language of law, but also putting it into the long history of American. In pellucid words, the author tells the establishment and development of the power of judicial review of the Supreme Court. Further showing to reader, Supreme Court’s judicial review power both the outcome of the dispute among the branch, and the result of different political power’s struggle.
Key concepts: Supreme court, Law, Judicial review, Constitutionality, Certiorari, Political science, Constitution, Judicial independence