Appellate Practice
Nov. 30, 2004
Judiciary Applies Own Rules in Interpreting 'Organic' Constitution
Forum Column - By Roderick E. Walston - History, as they say, is written by winners. One of those on history's winning side is Harvard Law School professor Laurence Tribe, who holds the constitutionally orthodox view that the courts have the power to review legislative acts and, as necessary, strike them down as unconstitutional.
By Roderick E. Walston
History, as they say, is wr...
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