Under the constrained view, only a limited number of issues can come before the U.S. Supreme Court because the Court lacks the necessary independence from other branches of government.

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The constrained view suggests that the Supreme Court's power is limited by various factors such as the Constitution, legal precedents, and the need for other branches to enforce its decisions, not a lack of independence from other branches of government.

Under the Constrained View, Only a Limited Number of Issues