Ideology & Activism: A Study Of The Changing Character of The U.S. Supreme Court As Its Personnel Changes: Pinpointing The Unconstitutional Precedents of Marbury v. Madison, 5 U.S. 137 (1803)
What is the character of the United States Supreme Court, if not an office that has been proven to change according to the change of its personnel? What is its duty? And what is the duty of the people unto the processes of that court? If the personnel in our U.S. Supreme Court can say that they are the ultimate word on what our fundamental law is (Declaration of Independence & U.S. Constitution); what the original intentions of the framers of our government were, and what 'was' and 'is' the spirit of liberty, how should the people exercise the power balance to make the Supreme Court accountable to the original understanding, intention, and spirit of liberty of our fundamental laws, and laws that have eschewed forth from those first proclamations of liberty? What should be the rigors and duties within our American schools, and political science instruction to assure such a people who care about the processes of our republican consti...