Is the supreme court too powerful? why?

The Supreme Court is too powerful because the Supreme Court's best-known authority is judicial review, or the Court's right to declare a statutory or administrative act contrary to the Constitution does not fall under the text of the Constitution itself. In the case of Marbury v. Madison, the Court set up this doctrine (1803).

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