Asked by HM

Major shifts in the Supreme Court's positions have usually been due to



a. the pressure of public opinion.

b. new developments that dramatize an immediate need for change in the law.

c. turnover in the Court's membership.

d. threats from Congress.

e. threats from the president.


I would say B ?

Answers

Answered by Writeacher
I disagree. The SC doesn't make laws.
Read Article III carefully: http://www.law.cornell.edu/constitution/

Answered by HM
Threat from the congress?
Answered by Michael King
C. The changeover of major members of the court can have a dramatic impact on the decisions they render. Some courts consider constitutionality settled after it's first review while other courts use the opportunity to reevaluate major decisions.
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