Those who argue that the Court should use the power of judicial review only rarely and, when possible, defer to the judgment of the legislative and executive branches in decisions they have made are considered proponents of

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Proponents of judicial restraint believe that the Court should show deference to the other branches of government and limit their own power of judicial review. They argue that the Courts should only strike down laws or executive actions that are clearly unconstitutional and should otherwise defer to the judgment of the elected branches.

Those Who Argue That the Court Should Use the Power