In Federalist 78, Alexander Hamilton sought to reassure skeptical Antifederalists by arguing that the judiciary

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In Federalist 78, Hamilton argues that the judiciary, compared to the other two branches, is "the least dangerous to the political rights of the Constitution." He emphasizes that the judiciary will be impartial and not influenced by political pressures, and that its power will be limited to interpreting and applying the law, not making new laws. Hamilton also argues that the judiciary will have weak enforcement powers, as it will rely on the other two branches to carry out its rulings. Therefore, choice C is the best answer.

In Federalist 78, Alexander Hamilton Sought to Reassure Skeptical Antifederalists