Many political scientists believe that the problem of democratic accountability of a non-elected judiciary less dire than it seems because the Supreme Court and other federal courts are influenced directly and indirectly by elected officials, public opinion, and other important actors in American society.

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Political scientists argue that the non-elected judiciary is still accountable due to various external factors that influence their decisions such as public opinion and elected officials.

Many Political Scientists Believe That the Problem of Democratic Accountability