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“Professor Jeremy Waldron thinks judicial review is inappropriate for reasonably democratic societies ordinary legislative procedures are enough additional layer of final review by courts adds little except disenfranchisement and legalistic obfuscation of moral issues at stake as long as other branches function properly”

Analyzed on 2026-09-26T20:42:17+00:00 · Last updated 2026-09-26

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As long as the other branches function properly,37 Professor Jeremy Waldron thinks that “judicial review is inappropriate for reasonably democratic societies . . . . Ordinary legislative procedures [are enough, and] . . . an additional layer of final review by courts adds little . . . except . . . disenfranchisement and a legalistic obfuscation of the moral issues at stake.”38

Extracted from: Confusion and Clarity in the Case for Supreme Court Reform ,

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“As long as the other branches function properly,37 Professor Jeremy Waldron thinks that “judicial review is inappropriate for reasonably democratic societies . . . . Ordinary legislative procedures [are enough, and] . . . an additional layer of final review by courts adds little . . . except . . . disenfranchisement and a legalistic obfuscation of the moral issues at stake.”38”

Confusion and Clarity in the Case for Supreme Court Reform

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Claim ID CLM-982711CA
Slug professor-jeremy-waldron-thinks-judicial-review-is-inappropr-982711ca
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Legal Political