If a proposed amendment violates the Constitution, should the Supreme Court be able to block its ratification?

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Mithil Bhoras · Answer 1 · 2023-06-15T12:56:33+0000

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If a proposed amendment violates the constitution should the supreme court be able to block its ratification. No. The Supreme Court would be violating their constitutional separation of powers if they tried to block a new amendment to the Constitution.

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