dcraelin
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The doctrine of judicial review in the US is not similar to the removal of the King's trial from the colonies to GB.
your just being deliberately obtuse.
I am being very clear. You are calling the removal of where a trial would be held (to GB) the antecedents of our judicial review. It is not.
I suppose you could also include that example as an instance of the judicial overreach, by the king's stooges.
heres a link to that modern stooge judge, (and supporting federal court aides & clerks) that dont know the difference between the Constitution and the Declaration. Ironically a female judge who quotes "all MEN are created equal" and gets the source wrong. Rushes the opinion out in an egotistic attempt to get her name in the history books with a valentines day opinion.
Virginia Same-Sex Marriage Ruling Confuses Declaration of Independence with Constitution
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