FORUM COLUMN
By David T. Bristow
Is it possible that we are witnessing the death of the judicial branch?
Certainly there is no more basic tenant in our system of government than the concept of its three branches: executive, legislative and judicial. This noble triangle of equals, each playing a crucial, complementary role has borne the weight of our democracy effortlessly since its incept...
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