To: inquest
"Now that I think of it, before you do that, perhaps you can answer if there's ever any justification at all for concluding that a SCOTUS opinion is incorrect, even if the legislatve and executive branches haven't objected to it."Why do you ask?
I mean, millions of people think SCOTUS opinions are incorrect -- take abortion, for example. And they firmly believe they're justified in feeling that way. So?
To: robertpaulsen
Let me phrase the question in a different way: Is the correctness or incorrectness of a SCOTUS holding ever a question of fact, or is it only a question of opinion?
645 posted on
08/11/2004 10:29:47 AM PDT by
inquest
(Judges are given the power to decide cases, not to decide law)
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