Nothing passes judicial review. Ever. The Court can only look into cases when a party is actively injured by it. Next time someone is using CFR to bludgeon an activist group, the party could take it to Court and hopefully get the First Ammendment Restriction part struck down.
Heck, 100 years from now, an obscure portion of the Patriot Act could come back and bite someone in the @$$. S/he could go to the Supreme Court and get a judicial review then. As long as there is a possibilty that a legislature or federal action may injure a party or it's Constitutionality is in question, there can always be judicial review.
The supreme court is very unlikely to revisit cases that it has already ruled on, such as CFR.