I have an article now pending at law reviews called, “The
Original Meaning of the Judicial Power,” in which I respond to Leonard Levy
and others who claim that judicial nullification of unconstitutional laws was
not established at the time of the founding. The evidence from the constitutional
convention, ratification conventions (and some other authorities) shows that
speakers—whether supporters or opponents of the Constitution--uniformly
assumed that the judicial power included the power to nullify unconstitutional
laws. After reading these
statements there is really no doubt that this power was included in the original
meaning of the text of the Constitution.
I will post a link when it is up on SSRN. Randy _____________________________________________ |
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