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19. Please see,

Mon Jul 7, 2025, 08:23 PM

Jul 2025

Marbury v. Madison, 5 U.S. 137 (1803)

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K&R UTUSN Jul 2025 #1

I thought Congress could not be overruled Bluestocking Jul 2025 #2

Why did you think that? Mad_Machine76 Jul 2025 #4

That's What The Judiciary Does ProfessorGAC Jul 2025 #7

Doesn't seem to matter much of late Attilatheblond Jul 2025 #14

That Wasn't The Question ProfessorGAC Jul 2025 #18

I didn't reply to a question Attilatheblond Jul 2025 #22

I Did ProfessorGAC Jul 2025 #23

They can if what Congress does is potentially Unconstitutional. cstanleytech Jul 2025 #16

Please see, TomSlick Jul 2025 #19

"" AllaN01Bear Jul 2025 #3

Is that the same as an injunction? druidity33 Jul 2025 #5

No and no FBaggins Jul 2025 #11

That isn't true. onenote Jul 2025 #8

Regardless, that is the practical effect of the ruling MichMan Jul 2025 #12

It's just preserving the status quo. It's only a 2 week order. In It to Win It Jul 2025 #15

This message was self-deleted by its author FBaggins Jul 2025 #13

Did you use the wrong emoji? TomSlick Jul 2025 #21

And 6 Supreme Court justices mountain grammy Jul 2025 #10

Exactly. No one can be that naive? lostincalifornia Jul 2025 #17

Really? I see naive comments here every day. Gimpyknee Jul 2025 #20