/his/ - Americans have a genuinely disturbing relationship - History & Humanities

Anonymous

10/30/25(Thu)09:30:29 No.18119616

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Anonymous 10/30/25(Thu)09:30:29 No.18119616 Archived

Americans have a genuinely disturbing relationship with the justice system..

Anonymous
10/30/25(Thu)10:05:55 No.18119666

Anonymous 10/30/25(Thu)10:05:55 No.18119666

>>18119616
Word. What's up with precedent having more weight than written laws?

Anonymous
10/30/25(Thu)14:52:20 No.18120343

Anonymous 10/30/25(Thu)14:52:20 No.18120343

Americans have a disturbing relationship with existence itself

Anonymous
10/30/25(Thu)15:02:55 No.18120371

Anonymous 10/30/25(Thu)15:02:55 No.18120371

>>18119666
Courts deal with the populace directly every day and see laws put into action. The courts are this in the best position to modify and create appropriate new laws relative to the legislature which makes vague, sweeping laws based on compiling statistics and looking at graphs

Anonymous
10/30/25(Thu)16:38:12 No.18120601

Anonymous 10/30/25(Thu)16:38:12 No.18120601

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>You can't pack the supreme court.
Why not?
>You just- YOU JUST CAN'T OKAY!!
Tell me where in the constitution it says the Supreme court has the power to declare laws unconstitutional.
>It's implied! Stop asking questions!

Anonymous
10/30/25(Thu)16:42:59 No.18120621

Anonymous 10/30/25(Thu)16:42:59 No.18120621

>>18119666
Because the purpose of a system is what it does, and if you are inconsistent you are unjust.