A federal judge’s recent ruling against the Trump administration represents an alarming and politically charged accusation ...

Over at the Huffington Post, the Institute for Justice’s Evan Bernick jumps into an ongoing debate about the proper exercise of the judicial power. On one side, libertarian constitutionalists ...

Judicial restraint does not mean never striking down laws. It means being reluctant to strike them down, out of a deference to the legitimate political authority of the majority.

It is now a crucible for testing the balance between the judiciary’s authority and the constitutional freedoms that sustain ...

Historically, "judicial restraint" was typically invoked precisely to urge judicial passivism. Whelan is free to revise, update, and repurpose the phrase "judicial restraint" if he likes.

The Chief Justice and Judicial Restraint By Carrie Campbell Severino About Carrie Campbell Severino Follow Carrie Campbell Severino on X July 10, 2012 6:09 PM ...

The Volokh Conspiracy Constraint vs. Deference: Two possible meanings of ‘judicial restraint’ June 29, 2015 More than 9 years ago Summary ...

The term for that school of thought was “judicial restraint.” Judicial restraint can benefit the left or the right, depending on the case. It’s about jurisdiction. The idea is that judges shouldn’t ...

Washington ? Because judicial decisions have propelled American history, and because a long-standing judicial mistake needs to be rectified, the most compelling of the many reasons for electing ...

WASHINGTON - The country is bracing for a bruising battle over filling a Supreme Court vacancy, a battle in which conservatives will praise “judicial restraint” and “deference” to ...

Yet advocates of "judicial restraint" have criticized the Court for even tepidly adhering to the limits on federal power. Some were unsupportive of our challenge to Obamacare.

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