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It doesn't at the moment, but ultimately, the Supreme Court will be asked to rule on the constitutionality of gay marriage bans across the country.
The debate is which branch of the government has the right to interpret the constitution. The right is not specifically granted in the constitution but has been given to the Supreme Court ever since the decision in James v. Madison.
All government bodies are accountable to the Constitution
All government bodies are accountable to the Constitution.
No, there is a lot of debate concerning the use of the death penalty in the United States. For examples of proponents and opponents to the use of the death penalty, check the below sites:
Death penalty should be a law bcoz criminals are no pity . Its very unfair to the victims.
Animal testing, the legality of assisted suicide and internet censorship are all good debate topics. The death penalty is another good debate topic.
Good popular debate topics are the following: -Healthcare -Whether or not social networking sites are safe -Abortion -Death Penalty
In the U.S. it was suspended in 1972 because of the case Furman v Georgia. The Supreme Court found it to be unconstitutional for a number of reasons including racial bias and that it was cruel and unusual. For more information go to Capital Punishment Debate on Wikipedia.
Barry M. Anderson has written: 'The Death Penalty Debate'
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Because if Marshall ruled in favor of Marbury, then the president Madison, would probably ignore the court and cause a major debate on the constitutionality of the argument. It would create a huge controversy on the argument and the Supreme Court could have lost some of its powers. This is why he did not want to give Marbury a writ - he wanted to avoid controversy and therefore declared it unconstitutional.