Tyranny of Temporary Majority in Reversing Judgments
The author argues against an amendment to reverse judicial decisions on constitutional questions, warning it would destroy rights and invite tyranny by fluctuating majorities. Citing Justice Miller, the piece warns such power would erode life, liberty, and property, urging deliberate, uniform action to protect individual rights while pursuing reforms.
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