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To: Lane3 who wrote (6760)	7/9/2003 9:55:56 PM
From: The Philosopher	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 7720

If the legislature fails to protect equal justice, the court has nothing to strike down so it fills in. What should they do instead? That's a straight question. Nothing. Our system doesn't guarantee perfection. If you want one body with the authority to address any problem not otherwise addressed by other bodies, you're talking a dictator, or a king in the traditional, not the modern, mode. We just don't have that, and we don't want it. If the legislature leaves a gap in the protection of equal justice, then they did. That's what petition for redress of grievances is about. Along with electing different legislators.