Opponents of judicial restraint argue that its adherents in the U.S. Supreme Court sometimes allow
a. too little power for states
b. too much influence by conservative judges
c. injustices to fester for too long in society
d. too much leeway to make the law from the bench
e. cases to languish too long in the court system
c
Political Science
You might also like to view...
______ is an example of a quasi-governmental organization?
A. Amtrak B. The Postal Service C. A privately run prison D. The Secret Service
Political Science
Blended learning was first introduced in which of the following states?
A. Idaho B. California C. Oregon D. Wyoming
Political Science