Re: Scalia On Judges Judging Morals
If congress passes a law that is unconstitutional, and the supreme court doesn't strike it down, they have evaded thier duty.
Take for instance Koremetsu. Congress passed a law putting all Japanese people into camps. It was unconstitutional. The court should have struck it down. Instead, they allowed it to become law.
Inaction is action. Not doing your job is a failure of teh court.
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