Compared to a judge who supports judicial activism, a judge who supports judicial restraint would be less likely to

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Reyna

16 November, 14:09

Compared to a judge who supports judicial activism, a judge who supports judicial restraint would be less likely to

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Keagan Curtis · Answer 1

The judge who supports judicial restraint would be involved in making policies for the country. Judicial restraints are a theory that limits the judges to execute only their own powers and the advocate of this theory is Former Associate Judge Oliver Holmes Jr.