NYU's Democracy Project: Jonathan Mitchell on "Judicial Supremacy and American Democracy"
As part of the focus on the Court and constitutional law this week, an essay from Jonathan Mitchell is published. His critique of "judicial supremacy" from the right shares similarities with critiques from the left.
The Supreme Court of the United States has long asserted interpretive supremacy over the Constitution, and it expects and demands that the other institutions of our government treat its opinions as the final and authoritative exposition of constitutional meaning.
Author's summary: Jonathan Mitchell critiques judicial supremacy.
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