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laila [671]
3 years ago
12

Throughout American history, some have asserted that states (and not the Supreme Court) are the rightful judges of whether a law

is constitutional. What would be some advantages and disadvantages of this?
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lana [24]3 years ago
8 0
If the states are the judges of whether a law is constitutional then what does the supreme court really do. I'm not saying that the citizens shouldn't have a say. It's just that is what the the supreme court does they make the final decision. Either way whether the state or the supreme court comes to a decision someone is going to make a decision. The disadvantage is that the states would be taking away the whole purpose of the supreme court. I guess I can say that a advantage is that as a person you feel as if your having some sort of say in how your state laws are being judged.

-p.s sorry is this didn't help I'm trying:(
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