Judicial Tyranny Review
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Introduction
This books gives insights on the situation of judicial system of America. It enlightens on how the court system has become corrupt gradually since it was granted its mandate. The court has been used for personal matters and too much affiliated to politics. Robertson notes that, morals and libertinism has been corrupted by over use of power. Judicial system has surpassed its constitutional roles and rights and it has taken over other arms of the government. It is evident that, practice of the law has fringed the rights of American citizens. It has even enshrined its rules and powers into the church commanding its authority which is against Christianity belief and practices. …show more content…
Federal and supreme courts have gradually acquired powers and radicalised the system of justice to suit their selfish gains. It is no longer liberal and people centered, but a threat to liberty of Americans, (Merril, T, 1985). It has grown powerful and has the audacity to perform its activities no matter how much unconstitutional they are. Its powers has become unrestricted because not even any arm of the government can hinder their functions. Right from its enactment, the judicial system became perverted to justice. It continuously grew out of control and started to radicalise other courts. The outcome has brought adverse effects to the government of America, ( Boudin, L, 1990).The form of government has been altered since judiciary has expanded its authority to other arm of the government. It has affiliations to the legislature and executive bodies of the government, it is not a solitary body as it was …show more content…
It has grown powerful at the same time uncontrollable. This unrestricted power has resulted to consequences that have been felt to date. The court system has become more hostile to religions especially Christianity. It has propelled the enactment of laws that very contrary to the beliefs and practices of Christianity. Robertson observes that, legalisation of gays is just too much for Christian religion. The church does not allow gay marriage and it is even an abomination to other religions. Despites this prior knowledge, the court system has prevailed in making sure gay is legal despite outcry from religious groups. It has played a role is supressing some church activities and beliefs hence it undermines freedom of religion. According to the constitution, the court has its limits in affairs concerning faith and religion. However, the judiciary has assumed some roles that contrary to the constitution. It has entrenched the church with policies and laws that are against the faith. Mark you, these laws have resulted into a corrupt society. The court has catapulted erosion of morals in the society due to the rules it passes, (Robertson, P, 2004). Society is more corrupt and immoral than it was before. Legalisation of same sex marriages has resulted to an era which does not regard marriage sacred as it was meant to be. Other laws that have been enacted include legalisation of abortion. This law is a contradiction to the
Name: Institution
Introduction
This books gives insights on the situation of judicial system of America. It enlightens on how the court system has become corrupt gradually since it was granted its mandate. The court has been used for personal matters and too much affiliated to politics. Robertson notes that, morals and libertinism has been corrupted by over use of power. Judicial system has surpassed its constitutional roles and rights and it has taken over other arms of the government. It is evident that, practice of the law has fringed the rights of American citizens. It has even enshrined its rules and powers into the church commanding its authority which is against Christianity belief and practices. …show more content…
Federal and supreme courts have gradually acquired powers and radicalised the system of justice to suit their selfish gains. It is no longer liberal and people centered, but a threat to liberty of Americans, (Merril, T, 1985). It has grown powerful and has the audacity to perform its activities no matter how much unconstitutional they are. Its powers has become unrestricted because not even any arm of the government can hinder their functions. Right from its enactment, the judicial system became perverted to justice. It continuously grew out of control and started to radicalise other courts. The outcome has brought adverse effects to the government of America, ( Boudin, L, 1990).The form of government has been altered since judiciary has expanded its authority to other arm of the government. It has affiliations to the legislature and executive bodies of the government, it is not a solitary body as it was …show more content…
It has grown powerful at the same time uncontrollable. This unrestricted power has resulted to consequences that have been felt to date. The court system has become more hostile to religions especially Christianity. It has propelled the enactment of laws that very contrary to the beliefs and practices of Christianity. Robertson observes that, legalisation of gays is just too much for Christian religion. The church does not allow gay marriage and it is even an abomination to other religions. Despites this prior knowledge, the court system has prevailed in making sure gay is legal despite outcry from religious groups. It has played a role is supressing some church activities and beliefs hence it undermines freedom of religion. According to the constitution, the court has its limits in affairs concerning faith and religion. However, the judiciary has assumed some roles that contrary to the constitution. It has entrenched the church with policies and laws that are against the faith. Mark you, these laws have resulted into a corrupt society. The court has catapulted erosion of morals in the society due to the rules it passes, (Robertson, P, 2004). Society is more corrupt and immoral than it was before. Legalisation of same sex marriages has resulted to an era which does not regard marriage sacred as it was meant to be. Other laws that have been enacted include legalisation of abortion. This law is a contradiction to the