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Nixon believed the Warren Court had been too liberal and too activist, and vowed to nominate only conservative justices to the Supreme Court to rollback certain progressive changes instituted over the past two decades. Nixon had been quoted as saying he wanted to place a "strict constructionist" on the Court, meaning someone who would interpret the Constitution narrowly, with more of an eye to federal rights over individual rights, and who showed more judicial restraint.
Nixon found the "strict constructionist" in Justice William H. Rehnquist, whose elevation to Chief Justice marked the Supreme Court's latest transition toward ultra-conservatism.
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Why did the supreme court oppose the New Deal?
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Which sentence best describes the executive branches of state governments?
they are led by governors who, in most states, can use executive orders and vetoes to pursue policy goals
Is the US President required to enforce a Supreme Court decision even if he disagrees with it?
In order to protect the checks and balances of the government the Supreme Court can find a piece of legislation unconstitutional, but their decision can not be overridden by the President. The only way that the decision of the Supreme Court can be overruled is by them reversing their decision or the constitution of the state being revised. The President has the power to appoint Justices to the Supreme Court - with confirmation by the Senate but once they are on the bench, their rulings are binding and the President cannot overrule them. The most that the President could do is persuade Congress to impeach a member of the Court (otherwise they serve until they either resign/retire or until they die). The President could also work with Congress to pass a Constitutional Amendment to overturn a ruling by the Supreme Court.
What was one of Truman's goals as president?
Unification of the armed forces and the strengthening of the economy of the US were some of the goals of Truman as the president.
What are some goals sam Houston had in his first term as persident?
Some goals President Sam Houston had were annex Texas to the USA, control economy, and handle President Santa Anna
What goals of Franklin Roosevelt was most widely criticized?
Reorganization of the Supreme Court.
Goals of Franklin Roosevelt was most widely criticized?
reorganization of the Supreme Court .
How can the president check the power supreme court?
The President checks the power of the Supreme Court by appointing Supreme Court justices and the Chief Justice (subject to Senate confirmation).
What were John Quincy Adams goals?
John Quincy Adams' goals was to serve his country as president and diplomat. He also was in the House of Representatives. He helped write the Monroe Doctorine and found the Smithsonian Institution. He was against slavery and went before the Supreme Court on the The Amistad case. He died speaking out against the Mexican War.
The United States Supreme Court decision in the Dred Scott v Sandford 1857 was important because it-?
The United States Supreme Court decision in the DDred Scott v. Sandford (1857 was important because it helped strengthen the determination of abolitionists to realize their goals.
What was one of the key goals of the Supreme Court headed by Chief Justice Earl Warren in the 1960s?
The Warren Court, arguably the most liberal court in U.S. history, was mainly known for its decisions regarding equality and civil rights. You could say one of their key goals was the elimination of discrimination in the areas of employment and education.
What happened in the case of Commonwealth vs Hunt in the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court?
In Commonwealth v. Hunt, the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court ruled in 1842 that that labor combinations (labor unions) were legal provided that they were organized for a legal purpose and used legal means to achieve their goals. Prior to that the legality of such organizations was uncertain.
Why did the supreme court oppose the New Deal?
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How many goals were scored by the top scorer of the Soviet Supreme League in 1971?
The top scorer of the Soviet Supreme League in 1971 scored a total of 16 goals.
How many goals were scored by the top scorer of the Soviet Supreme League in 1970?
The top scorer of the Soviet Supreme League in 1970 scored a total of 17 goals.
How many goals were scored by the top scorer of the Soviet Supreme League in 1972?
The top scorer of the Soviet Supreme League in 1972 scored a total of 14 goals.
How many goals were scored by the top scorer of the Soviet Supreme League in 1977?
The top scorer of the Soviet Supreme League in 1977 scored a total of 13 goals.
