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Is the judicial branch the weakest?

Is the Judicial Branch the least dangerous branch in the United States Government?

  • Federalist 78 explains how the founding fathers saw that the Judicial Branch was designed to be the least dangerous branch in the United States government, but how has that proven to be true? Like in what examples and ways? I know the Supreme Court had an impact on the "Trail of Tears" with the Cherokee Indians, but how else has it been shown that the Judicial Branch doesn't have that much power?

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    no, the Supreme Court can be very dangerous example 1; in 1858, the Court ruled that a Black man, even if he was in a Free state, could be treated as a slave

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Supreme Court of the U.S.A., no rules, takes bribes that is ok! MOST dangerous is a SCOTUS that can creat people from Corporations and so give the right to vote, vote = A share of stock!

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