>>2678554
no I haven't read anything at all. the problem is the decision itself. it's perfectly clear it was a set-up to reach that decision they needed a case. the parties and interests involved are not honest brokers.
here's the thing - I can already tell you have granted the premise - three equal branches? Really. EQUAL? How so? EQUAL? What does that even mean anyway?
The issue is whether they possessed the authority to hear whether they had the authority. They determined not only did they have the authority, they had the authority to rule, and rule in their favor. It's caled boot-strapping. You need to look at the interests at play. Divorcing that holding for the real-world infoghting between federalist and anti-federalists is as bad as the fake case-in-controversy of Griswold v Connecticut that just happens to have come to the fore after David Ben Gurion visited the US and claimed we'd be using contraceptives soon enough. Oh really.
If the Supreme Law is silent, then it gets kicked back to the people, it isn't up to a bunch of lawyers and judges to inject themselves for the sake of expediency. Supreme qualifies COURT not LAW, and COURT delimits Supreme. The issue is not judicial review per se but who decides the depth and scope and I am saying it is not up to the Article III power to determine its own power. They are Article III for a reason.
Both their original and appellate jurisdiction and the rationale under-girding the federal courts must be dealt with at an Article V Convention. Lets have it all out there. Fair enough. You all can get your chance to shame me into silence then, publicly, as we re-live the issue for the people and let them decide openly and clearly. We'll also discuss prohibiting lawyers from serving in Congress or holding any elected office.