Upside-Down Judicial Review CORINNA BARRETT LAIN* The countermajoritarian difficulty assumes that the democratically elected branches are majoritarian and the unelected Supreme Court is not. But sometimes the opposite is

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Date: 2012-11-08 17:24:52 Government Counter-majoritarian difficulty Alexander Bickel Public law Warren Court Constitutional theory Supreme Court of the United States United States Constitution Supreme court Constitutional law Law Philosophy of law		Upside-Down Judicial Review CORINNA BARRETT LAIN* The countermajoritarian difficulty assumes that the democratically elected branches are majoritarian and the unelected Supreme Court is not. But sometimes the opposite is Add to Reading List Source URL: georgetownlawjournal.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 352,03 KB Share Document on Facebook

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