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Debates over U.S. Supreme Court reform center on the tension between its powerful unelected role and democratic accountability. The Constitution leaves Congress broad authority to shape the Court’s structure—fueling recurring political and scholarly proposals to alter its size, tenure, and jurisdiction. As the only unelected branch of the federal government of the United States, the Supreme Court is the subject of heavy contention in public debate and has been since before the U.S. Constitution's drafting. The Supreme Court holds high importance in the American system as the final judicial check on both legislative and executive power.
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