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<blockquote data-quote="Joe" data-source="post: 891779" data-attributes="member: 9">The whole judicial system &amp; the way they choose USSC justices needs a massive overhaul. Reform is quite obviously needed but unfortunately that probably won't come until the system implodes &amp; crumbles. Or the Republic falls apart.With a court fewer have faith in, as trust erodes so will its authority until one day its rulings no longer carry weight nor are they enforceable. This happened prior to the American Civil War when the court was stacked with pro slavery justices. The dred Scott ruling was the straw that broke the camel's back. The US fell apart and there was Civil War.The 'Taney Court' headed by Roger Taney is similar in composition to the John Robert's edition. Stacked with reactionary justices who deliver unpopular rulings which the majority don't support. Ie overturning Roe v Wade.Just like the Civil War era such rulings by the high court will lead to social upheaval in America.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Joe, post: 891779, member: 9"] The whole judicial system & the way they choose USSC justices needs a massive overhaul. Reform is quite obviously needed but unfortunately that probably won't come until the system implodes & crumbles. Or the Republic falls apart. With a court fewer have faith in, as trust erodes so will its authority until one day its rulings no longer carry weight nor are they enforceable. This happened prior to the American Civil War when the court was stacked with pro slavery justices. The dred Scott ruling was the straw that broke the camel's back. The US fell apart and there was Civil War. The 'Taney Court' headed by Roger Taney is similar in composition to the John Robert's edition. Stacked with reactionary justices who deliver unpopular rulings which the majority don't support. Ie overturning Roe v Wade. Just like the Civil War era such rulings by the high court will lead to social upheaval in America. [/QUOTE]

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