Judiciary

cance in the America
             political system. For it is also a political institution, an institution, that
             is to say, for arriving at decisions on controversial questions of national
             policy." (Dahl, Role of the Supreme Court Symposium, pg.279) The point here is
             that proportionately, the Judiciary yields as much power and policy making
             capabilities as any of the other two branches of government, and that the
             decisions made by the Supreme Court are in fact equal in stature to Congress
             What Dahl is basically trying to say is that the evolution of the
             Supreme Court has made it very involved in decisions concerning important policy
             issues of the American political system. When it renders a decision on these
             policy issues, it is in fact changing or creating new policy itself. Now to say
             that the Supreme Court is only the highest legal institution of the United
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