NYcarbineer
Diamond Member
Case law that is in conflict with the wording of the Constitution is void, no court has the authority to amend or redefine the Constitution.
Oh really? And who or what has the legal authority to void case law solely on the arbitrary determination that it conflicted with the 'wording' of the Constitution?
Courts do it all the time.
So it's the authority of the courts, and ultimately the Supreme Court, to decide whether or not laws are constitutional...
...that's your big revelation?