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Court Review: Volume 43, Issue 2 – The Legislatures, the Ballot Boxes, and the Courts
As a separation-of-powers matter, the nation’s framers and their state counterparts placed some distance between the legislative and judiciary branches so that each might better serve the people. Of course, the separation between the two branches has not prevented legislation impacting the courts ye
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