<transcript><audio_132>it's always interesting to me to look at developments in the us either in the legal field or in judicial politics and comparative context and so one thing i think is interesting is that the the the anxiety that we're seeing</transcript><transcript><audio_133>and the potential for um really significant judicial imposition on the democratic will leading to real concern this is entirely predictable one thing that that americans are not</transcript><transcript><audio_134>always aware of is that judicial review the people loved when the us invented the constitution the us constitution is the first written constitution in the world when the u.s invented the constitution everyone said that is a great idea</transcript><transcript><audio_135>almost every country in the world began to draft its own constitution enactment they just thought this was a really great tool when marvin versus madison was decided and when the u.s federal court started to exercise judicial review</transcript><transcript><audio_136>it did not get the same kind of enthusiastic hearing almost no country in the world picked up the institution of judicial review and in some of these may be surprising britain had never had</transcript> it's always interesting to me to look at developments in the us either in the legal field or in judicial politics and comparative context and so one thing i think is interesting is that the the the anxiety that we're seeing and the potential for um really significant judicial imposition on the democratic will leading to real concern this is entirely predictable one thing that that americans are not always aware of is that judicial review the people loved when the us invented the constitution the us constitution is the first written constitution in the world when the u.s invented the constitution everyone said that is a great idea almost every country in the world began to draft its own constitution enactment they just thought this was a really great tool when marvin versus madison was decided and when the u.s federal court started to exercise judicial review it did not get the same kind of enthusiastic hearing almost no country in the world picked up the institution of judicial review and in some of these may be surprising britain had never had
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