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Roosevelt argues for direct popular control over social justice laws
In a broad defense of direct democracy, Roosevelt argues that when state courts thwart major social reforms like workmen compensation, the people should be allowed to decide such matters by vote after deliberation. He rejects the recall of judges as the only remedy, contending the public should directly influence due process and constitutional interpretation to protect workers and regulate property use.
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