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== Withdrawal of Jurisdiction over Constitutional Challenges ==

== Withdrawal of Jurisdiction over Constitutional Challenges ==

Some have questioned whether [[Congress]] may withdraw jurisdiction completely from courts over constitutional issues.  Studies of this issue have been inconclusive due to the lack of precedents precisely on point.<ref>http://digital.library.unt.edu/govdocs/crs/permalink/meta-crs-8144:1</ref>  But there is no reason to expect limitations on this power of [[Congress]].

Some have questioned whether [[Congress]] may withdraw jurisdiction completely from courts over constitutional issues.  Studies of this issue have been inconclusive due to the lack of precedents precisely on point.<ref>http://digital.library.unt.edu/govdocs/crs/permalink/meta-crs-8144:1</ref>  But there is no reason to expect limitations on this power of [[Congress]]. Indeed, many withdrawals of jurisdiction implicitly include constitutional challenges.

 

A safer approach is to withdraw pre-enforcement challenges to statutes, which would work regardless of constitutionality.

== Other Withdrawals of Jurisdiction ==

== Other Withdrawals of Jurisdiction ==