Alexander Hamilton stated in the Federalist Papers that the judiciary is the “least dangerous branch” of government, that it has “neither force nor will, but merely judgment.” The judiciary has nevertheless become a very powerful entity in our govern.
Alexander Hamilton stated in the Federalist Papers that the judiciary is the “least dangerous branch” of government, that it has “neither force nor will, but merely judgment.” The judiciary has nevertheless become a very powerful entity in our government and issues decisions that have a profound impact on our republic. Write a comprehensive essay in which you discuss the ways in which the judiciary has become powerful. What checks or restraints does the president exercise over the judiciary? Include in your discussion the president’s power to nominate members of the federal judiciary. In your opinion, are these checks adequate?