On the recordMay 7, 2009
The court ought to allow the Congress to decide what the factual basis is, and for the court to do otherwise is to engage in judicial legislation.
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congress.govRuss Feingold: “The court ought to allow the Congress to decide what the factual basis is, and for the court to do otherwise is to…”
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Feingold emphasizes the separation of powers between Congress and the Supreme Court.
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