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In reply to the discussion: Let's say Congress passes a bill to expand the USSC, Biden signs it into law, then somebody sues. [View all]

Blue_true

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Sun Oct 18, 2020, 03:27 PM
Oct 2020

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Let's say Congress passes a bill to expand the USSC, Biden signs it into law, then somebody sues. [View all] Goodheart Oct 2020 OP
Nothing then. PTWB Oct 2020 #1
Exactly maxrandb Oct 2020 #20
Marbury v. Madison determined that the USSC can adjudge the constitutionality of any legislation. Goodheart Oct 2020 #2
Who would have standing? Rstrstx Oct 2020 #9
If they are true originalists they should overturn Marbury, The Velveteen Ocelot Oct 2020 #18
So true. But their hypocrisy exceeds their "originalism". Goodheart Oct 2020 #19
The Constitution does not determine the NUMBER of Justices. ProudMNDemocrat Oct 2020 #3
By the time the case gets to SCOTUS EarlG Oct 2020 #4
We can hope. :) Goodheart Oct 2020 #7
That I know, but it wouldn't be the first time that justices vote their biases over the Constitution Goodheart Oct 2020 #5
Then you start looking into impeaching justices for rank incompetence. Salviati Oct 2020 #6
Impeach them for false testimony in their confirmation hearings. Under The Radar Oct 2020 #17
It falls to Congress to pass the law that determines the way in which SCOTUS is comprised. hlthe2b Oct 2020 #8
Here's the point: the Supreme Court is the last word on constitutionality. AND Goodheart Oct 2020 #10
And Congress has the ability to impeach and remove. Check Mate hlthe2b Oct 2020 #11
Takes 67 Senators. Goodheart Oct 2020 #12
Read the rest of my post hlthe2b Oct 2020 #13
There is nothing unconstitutional about the expansion of the court Sherman A1 Oct 2020 #14
FYI Trumpocalypse Oct 2020 #25
Nothing. Congress decides how many justices are on the court. The Velveteen Ocelot Oct 2020 #15
Already addressed. :) Goodheart Oct 2020 #16
Supreme Court Justices are Impeachable. MineralMan Oct 2020 #21
What if Nancy Pelosi were to murder trump and pence and then pardon herself? Salviati Oct 2020 #22
She would be a hero?? patricia92243 Oct 2020 #24
........ Blue_true Oct 2020 #28
To sue the person would have to have standing to sue. KWR65 Oct 2020 #23
Current court would uphold RichardRay Oct 2020 #26
The Supreme Court has no standing on that particular issue. Blue_true Oct 2020 #27
No, they can't. Turin_C3PO Oct 2020 #29
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