Adding on to the system of checks and balances, judicial review deems that the Supreme Court has the ability to adjudicate federal laws and overturn them if deemed unconstitutional. With this great power and responsibility the courts are now officially “designed to be an intermediate body between the people and legislature”, serving as a barrier, it protects the rights of all citizens(Federalist No. 78, 1788 C). To the benefit of all Americans, judicial review now holds a steadfast blockade against all federal laws that violate and injure rights given to them by the constitution. Through the power of the Supreme Court, citizen’s rights can no longer be put in jeopardy by unconstitutional
Adding on to the system of checks and balances, judicial review deems that the Supreme Court has the ability to adjudicate federal laws and overturn them if deemed unconstitutional. With this great power and responsibility the courts are now officially “designed to be an intermediate body between the people and legislature”, serving as a barrier, it protects the rights of all citizens(Federalist No. 78, 1788 C). To the benefit of all Americans, judicial review now holds a steadfast blockade against all federal laws that violate and injure rights given to them by the constitution. Through the power of the Supreme Court, citizen’s rights can no longer be put in jeopardy by unconstitutional