For this reason, the undue dependence upon the judiciary to nullify every law which either in form, necessary operation, or motive transgresses the Constitution has so far lessened the vigilance of the people to protect their own Constitution as to lead to its serious impairment.
This statement warns against over-reliance on the judiciary, which may weaken public vigilance in protecting the Constitution.
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