Judicial Branch Power

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After reading the Preamble,reading the Articles, and studying the Bills of Rights, i feel the judicial branch is the most powerful.They are many reasons why i feel this way.In this essay i would show you 3 reasons why i feel the judicial branch is the most powerful.My first claims is that the have the power to settle disagreements.My second claim is that they can overrule both the legislature and the president. And my third claim is that they decide laws or actions are fair. ]

[one of the reasons why judicial branch has the most power is that The judicial branch has several powers according to the constitution. for example, in “articles I-VII of the united states constitution, it tells me all the powers that the judicial branch have. One of those powers is the power to settle disagreements. And in article 3 section 2 it tells us that “they have the power to settle disagreements about the meaning of laws. This means that when there's an argument between two different states the judge settle the disagreement between the states. Applying this to real world situation would be providence wanted to be their own …show more content…

“Judicial review,where it determines which laws and policies are constitutional,or allowable,and which are not” (Article 3,section 2. This means that when the president wants to make a law the supreme court decides if that laws is a good law to use in the united states.Another reason is “ Federalist william Marbury and many others were appointed to positions by the outgoing president John adams.The appointments were not finalized before the new Secretary of state James Madison took office, and Madison chose not to honor them. Marbury and the others invoked on act of congress and sued to get their appointed

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