Education is not delegated to the federal government in the US Constitution, either. But, I do recall some decisions with names like Brown v. Board of Education.
If you're expecting a liberal court to show judicial restraint based on the 10th, you're going to be disappointed, every time.
>>”PS — Marriage is not delegated to the federal government in Federal Constitution, therefore it must be either the state’s or the people’s power.”
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>Education is not delegated to the federal government in the US Constitution, either. But, I do recall some decisions with names like Brown v. Board of Education.
Irrelevant. Despite the “legal institution’s” regard for ‘precedence’ it is NOT a logically valid premise. If it was, then Capital Punishment would be unjustifiable because an innocent man was once put to death [Jesus].
>If you’re expecting a liberal court to show judicial restraint based on the 10th, you’re going to be disappointed, every time.
I said nothing about “judicial restraint” I _DID_ however ask for a logical justification.