> “That a question is important does not mean that it is constitutional. The Founding Fathers did not establish the United States as a democratic republic so that elected officials would decide trivia, while all great questions would be decided by the judiciary.” From comments by Judge Arthur J. Kleinfeld, in the dissenting opinion in … Continue reading
“That a question is important does not mean that it is constitutional. The Founding Fathers did not establish the United States as a democratic republic so that elected officials would decide trivia, while all great questions would be decided by the judiciary.” From comments by Judge Arthur J. Kleinfeld, in the dissenting opinion in the … Continue reading