Safeguarding Our Constitution by A Bloomfield
A Bloomfield addresses governance and judicial power on constitutional safeguards. He argues Congress cannot strip the Supreme Court of its ability to declare constitutionality and stresses protecting the balance among federal branches in U S governance.
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