If they have been trained their whole time that the end-all and be-all of the government is the judicial branch, and that they have the only determination of what is constitutional or not, they don't have a full appreciation for the coequal status of the legislative branch.
Lungren discusses the need for law students to recognize the legislative branch's equal importance.
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This seems like such pure common sense to me, it is a little amazing that we have sat around here for over 2 decades before something as simple as this has come forward.
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