Can a constitutional amendment be deemed unconstitutional by the Supreme Court?
Can the Supreme Court rule that a constitutional amendment duly ratified by 3/4 of the states is unconstitutional?
What federal branch ruled that the states were unconstitutional? Does the U.S. Supreme Court have the ability to exercise judicial review of legislative acts and declare such acts unconstitutional? Could the First Amendment be repealed? How can an amendment to the U.S. Constitution be ratified? What is the process? How are the provisions of the First Amendment of the United States Constitution different from the ones in the Third Amendment? How can the U.S. Constitution be amended officially? How are the provisions of the First Amendment of the United States Constitution different from the ones in the Fourth Amendment? How many constitutional amendments have come to effect till date? How can the U.S. Constitution be altered? What are two ways the U.S. Constitution can be amended? How are the provisions of the First Amendment of the United States Constitution different from the ones in the Seventh Amendment? How is it possible that the Supreme Court made a ruling about marriage when marriage isn't in the constitution? How are the provisions of the First Amendment of the United States Constitution different from the ones in the Sixth Amendment? Can the US Constitution be changed? How are formal amendments to the U.S. Constitution proposed? How does supreme court protect the constitution? Can you sue a judge if they made an unconstitutional ruling? What constitutional amendments currently being considered are the most likely to be ratified? What are the implications of the Fourteenth Amendment of the US Constitution? What is the least controversial U.S. Constitutional amendment? How are the provisions of the First Amendment of the United States Constitution different from the ones in the Second Amendment? How many amendments have been made to the US Constitution? How is the constitution formally and informally amended? Does the USA Patriot Act violate the 4th Amendment? Why or why not? With the rampant racism in both the Southern and Northern states, how did the 14th Amendment to the US Constitution ever pass? Why did supreme court invalidate the 99th constitutional amendment? And what is the collegium system of appointing supreme court judges? Why was a constitutional amendment done to admit new territory in the union of India when a simple majority law could have been enough? In the court of law, is an appeal a constitutional right? Can you sue a judge if they denied a constitutional right? Will the US Supreme Court ever overturn Roe v. Wade?