History

These are articles about the History (past, present or future) of the Supreme Court.

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~ Aristotle Sabouni
Created: 2022-03-14

Here's a list of the articles on History: Supreme Court • [6 items]

Breyer, Sotomator, Kagan (Minority)

Dobbs v. Jackson
Roe and Casey were recognized as unconstitutional overreach in Dobbs (Mississippi) v. Jackson Women's Health Organization. This pushed abortion law back to the States (or Legislature), where it always belonged. The left lost their minds, lied, and had histrionics (as usual). The problem was that progressive overreach had stalled abortion in law for 50 years.

Living Document
Around 1900, Harvard and other progressives re-imagined Contract Law and the Constitution as a "Living Document". In other words, "Legal documents have no fixed meaning, and can be altered without the consent of either party, in order to meet the political whims of subsequent generations". aka 9 progressives can reimagine the Constitution into whatever suits them.

Politicizing the Supreme Court
We can argue that the Supreme Court has been politicized since 1804 when Chase was impeached for being too partisan. But you can also argue that since the Senate acquitted him, it's always had certain independence and autonomy, no matter how bad the Justices are. But historically, it's virtually ALWAYS been the Progressives/Democrats that politicized the court.

Supreme Court History
The U.S. Supreme Court was inspired by the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court (circa 1692)... though various courts and Judiciaries predate that. While the U.S.'s Supreme Court was the first, it was such a good idea that most other countries have copied it. Even the U.K. got religion and created one in 2009, 220 years after we did.

Try and stop me!
One of the problems with the Supreme Court is that we really don't know what to do when Presidents ignore it. Andrew Jackson, Abraham Lincoln, FDR, Joe Biden, have all just ignored the court, and done things they wanted anyways.

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