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The Supreme Court agreed Monday to review a law that would ban almost all abortions after 12 weeks in the U.S. and allows only an exception for the life of the woman If this is at all important to you, contact the supreme court today! |
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3 Comments:
So, I don't know how much contacting your legislators does - I think in some cases it really helps. Our legislators are supposed to be 'the voice of the people' and whatever, right?
But does the Supreme Court listen to advice from random people? I thought the goal of making them a life-time appointment was so that they could make decisions based on written law without having to be concerned about public feeling one way or the other.
(Not to be a complete whore or anything, XD)
Ah, see, I thought that they like the legislative branch were supposed to present the interpretation of the law by the people--that is, interpret it as the people would interpret it. So if they made a bad decision, the people would get pissed off and start petitioning. But I suppose they might petition their legislators instead. Either way, I think making one's voice heard (however possible) is sadly the most that we can do.
True, true.
People have endless debates on whether they're supposed to interpret it how the people want them to, or how they want to.
But I guess no matter what they do, Congress can always amend the Constitution to say "SUCK MINE!" but that never really happens. You know, except with really important issues like flag-burning (eye-roll).
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