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esoterica | 1 year ago

Judges are also unelected bureaucrats, and they are less subject to democratic oversight since they have lifetime appointments vs agency heads who are appointed by the executive branch and can be effectively "voted out" if voters choose a different president who replaces them.

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refurb|1 year ago

But judges would never have a say as long as Congress fully fleshed out the law?

tzs|1 year ago

How?

When dealing with a country of over 300 million people and a near $30 trillion economy Congress cannot possibly specify things so completely that there won't be things that need interpretation.