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President Jackson's famous quip against judicial supremacy was his response to an overreaching U.S. Supreme Court decision written by Chief Justice John Marshall: Chief Justice "John Marshall has made his decision, now let him enforce it."

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The idea of a "Living Constitution" is a specific doctrine.

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See also Report of 1800

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compared to judicial activism

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Roy Moore is an example of a former state supreme court justice who rejected judicial supremacy.

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An unauthorized, ongoing Constitutional Convention

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Judicial supremacism - positive power

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Also, Alexander Hamilton completely rejected judicial supremacy in Federalist No. 78.

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