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What is the primary topic of federalist paper 78?

The structure and powers of the judicial branch

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Who wrote federalist paper 78

Alexander Hamilton

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What key principle does fed 78 emphasize about the judiciary

The judiciary should be independent and impartial

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According to Federalist Paper 78, why is judicial independence important?

To ensure judges remain unbiased and protect constitutional rights.

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What term is used to describe the judiciaries ability to declare laws unconstitutional?

Judicial review

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Why does federalist 78th argue for lifetime appointments for judges

To protect judges from political pressures

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How does federalist 78 describe the judiciary compared to other branches?

The judiciary is the weakest branch. he feels they can be corrupted by the legislative or executive.

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Why does Hamilton say the judicial is the weakest?

they neither have the sword or the purse, but they do have the shield.

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What is a key argument made about the constitution

It is the fundamental law.

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The independence of the judiciary…

Acts as a safeguard for minority rights protecting against majority tyranny. It is essential for maintaining checks and balances, ensuring liberty and preserving constitutional governance.

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judges should exercise judgment, not will

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