He argues that many of the justices are activists, making policy on their own rather than interpreting the Constitution, which is troubling since they are unelected and appointed for life.
He finds this to be troubling since justices are unelected and appointed for life. He argues that many of the justices are activists, making policy on their own rather than interpreting the Constitution.
He argues that many of the justices are activists, making policy on their own rather than interpreting the Constitution. He finds this to be troubling since justices are unelected and appointed for life.
He argues that many of the justices are activists, making policy on their own rather than interpreting the Constitution. He finds this to be troubling since justices are unelected and appointed for life.