Does the U.S. Supreme Court have the ability to exercise judicial review of legislative acts and declare such acts unconstitutional?
Does the U.S. Supreme Court actually have the right to declare a law unconstitutional?
What federal branch ruled that the states were unconstitutional? Can you sue a judge if they made an unconstitutional ruling? If and when the Supreme Court possess a liberal majority, how likely is it that the right to firearms is eventually considered not a constitutional right? How does supreme court protect the constitution? Can you sue a judge if they denied a constitutional right? In the court of law, is an appeal a constitutional right? Why did supreme court invalidate the 99th constitutional amendment? And what is the collegium system of appointing supreme court judges? How is it possible that the Supreme Court made a ruling about marriage when marriage isn't in the constitution? What are the powers of the U.S. Supreme Court? Why was Executive Order 9066 unconstitutional? Is there a statute of limitation for filing a civil lawsuit against the U.S. Government? What is constitutional law and what does it regulate? Does the USA Patriot Act violate the 4th Amendment? Why or why not? Does the Supreme Court of India have the right to terminate the Indian Government? If yes, how so? What is the least controversial U.S. Constitutional amendment? Wasn't nullification of Federal Law determined to be illegal? How is the TSA unconstitutional? How can the U.S. Constitution be amended officially? Does the Supreme Court have the power to revoke Government of India’s (Narendra modi’s) decision to ban 500 and 1000 denomination bank notes? In the US, can one legally defend themselves by asking for jury nullification? What is the reason behind the power to issue writs under Article 226 being discretionary for High Courts of India? Why does the U.S. oppose the UN international court of Justice as an international court? Can we read the deciding arguments used while constructing a constitutional law? Why do courts insist that WS, replication, affidavits, written arguments, etc. should be filed in court by advocates by being physically present? Is taking referendum in India unconstitutional? How did the Executive Order 9066 violate the constitution? Does discrimination trump the First Amendment of the US Constitution? Why is the US Supreme Court ruling to legalize same-sex marriage more important than letting individual states define marriage law? Why does the U.S. oppose the ruling by the UN International Court of Justice but support the ruling by the Permanent Court of Arbitration? How do people in the world think that the U.S. calls the ruling by the fake UN tribunal in Hague as an international law?