B) The Supremacy Clause states that no judge can contradict federal law.
This means that the The US Constitution and the laws made in accordance with it by the federal government are the supreme law of the land, and cannot by contradicted. The only exception is the power of judicial review, held by the Supreme Court, to strike down laws declared unconstitutional. This actually is not a real exception though, because it indicates that the law did not comply with the Constitution in the first place.
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Explanation:
Of Shays' Rebellion, Washington wrote, “if three years ago any person had told me that at this day, I should see such a formidable rebellion against the laws & constitutions of our own making as now appears I should have thought him a bedlamite - a fit subject for a mad house.” He wrote that if the government “shrinks,
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he had public support to continue his social programs”
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After the 1964 election, President Johnson believed that his stance on the Civil Rights Act was successful and he has public support to continue his social programs.
President Johnson signed the Civil Rights Act into law following the precedent of his predecessor who started the process and he believed he had public support.
Interaction of supply and demand
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A judge overturns a legal precedent.
Explanation:
A judge who's an activist will mostly wants to leave its own imprint on the case. This judge will certainly NOT refer that to Congress, nor will base his judgement on precedents nor to uphold a lower court's ruling.
He will overturn a legal precedent, trying to make a new legal precedent and re-write the law into his own views, bypassing the decisions of his colleagues in previous similar cases, and the text of the laws adopted by Congress.
