Opponents of judicial review argue that there must be some watchdog to maintain the constitutionality of law, even if passed by elected bodies of government.

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Opponents of judicial review believe that elected bodies of government should have the final say on the constitutionality of laws, and that there should not be an unelected group (the judiciary) with the power to overrule them.

Opponents of Judicial Review Argue That There Must Be Some