A judge who believes in judicial believes that the three branches of government are coequal, and the judiciary should refrain from determining the constitutionality of an act of Congress unless absolutely necessary, to keep from interfering within the congressional sphere of power.

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This description matches the philosophy of judicial restraint, which emphasizes deference to elected officials and a limited role for the judiciary in reviewing and striking down legislation.

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