MarkeyMark

I beg to differ. Only the Supreme Court is described in the Constitution. There are very few Constitutional rules about the rest of the judiciary, the district and appellate courts. Congress in the Judicial Act of 1789 established the rest of the Court system and its operations, structure, numbers; there have been multiple similar laws enacted since. Congress is supposed to oversee the judiciary. For example, Congress has ultimate authority over the federal Rules of Civil Procedure, the Rules of Evidence and the basic building blocks of the federal courts - including their jurisdiction. What Congress has failed to do in any significant way since 1911 (when it passed the last major Judicial Act), is to exercise proper constitutional oversight of the judiciary.

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Hey @SpeakerJohnson when you guys get back from enjoying the warm beach on spring break, maybe you can find time to deal with these activist judges. Congress has the authority but nobody seems to have the courage to fix it.