The courts have the power to nullify an act of the legislature or the executive if they determine it violates the Constitution on both the federal and state levels and this remains the "check" that court retains under the power of judicial review. Nine non-elected lifetime appointed judges have the final say on what our U.S. Constitution means. Is that what are framers intended or was this a "power grab" by Justice Marshall and the Supreme Court? Is there any so-called checks on the Court? If so, what are they? What can we do as a society of we are outraged by a Supreme Court's interpretation of the Constitution? Are we stuck? Have fun with this one and be sure to respond to at least tow

The courts have the power to nullify an act of the legislature or the executive if they determine it violates the Constitution on both the federal and state levels and this remains the "check" that court retains under the power of judicial review. Nine non-elected lifetime appointed judges have the final say on what our U.S. Constitution means. Is that what are framers intended or was this a "power grab" by Justice Marshall and the Supreme Court? Is there any so-called checks on the Court? If so, what are they? What can we do as a society of we are outraged by a Supreme Court's interpretation of the Constitution? Are we stuck? Have fun with this one and be sure to respond to at least tow