The U.S.Supreme Court traditionally acted in a very narrow, limited capacity so as to prevent itself from becoming or being seen as a "super legislator."

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The U.S. Supreme Court has traditionally aimed to interpret and apply the law rather than create it, in order to avoid overstepping its constitutional role and being perceived as a legislative body.

The USSupreme Court Traditionally Acted in a Very Narrow, Limited Capacity