Court And Judicial Review

AnswerThe role of Judiciary and its judicial philosophy is to keep the people and governments philosophy of working under the ambit of constitution of US. Judicial philosophy of Supreme Court is to give exemplary decisions as per conditions of US Constitution (Waldman,2012). Judicial review is a power given to the Supreme Court to review the validation of the law’s enacted by the elected congress or the state legislature (Waldman,2012). Sometimes it happens that the elected government enacts laws which are not as per the constitution then Supreme uses its power of judicial review and if it is found that the enacted law is not as per the US constitution then it can invalidate the enacted law and law becomes void till further revision by the government (Waldman,2012). Power of Judicial Review should not be limited by some ratification because it is mentioned in the constitution that the rule of law is supreme in US and if governments enact some laws which are not as per the constitution then Judiciary can take action make it under the ambit of law by denying the constitutional validity of the law (hritage, 2013). If the power of judicial activism is limited then the