When two [people] come into [the Supreme] Court, one may say: "an act of Congress means this." The other may say it means the opposite. We [the Court] then say it means one of the two or something else in between. In that way we are making the law, aren't we? - Earl Warren, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court Some people are troubled by the role of the Court described by Chief Justice Warren. Which argument could they effectively use against it?

Question

Answer: A - It is dangerous to give nonelected officials such as judges so much power in the government.

Ted Chan · Accepted Answer

It is dangerous to give nonelected officials such as judges so much power in the government.

NAEP Civics Grade 8