Politics in Question

Do we have too much judicial review?


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This week, Julia, Lee, and James court a debate over the role of our third branch, the federal judiciary. Has the long arm of the law reached too far beyond its robes? Are unelected judges legislating from the bench? Are we looking to the courts too much to break our deadlocked politics? What if anything should we do about it?


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Politics in QuestionBy Julia Azari, Lee Drutman, and James Wallner

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