Reining in the Courts
Law & Liberty • 1/26/2026
Summary
Thomas Bell critiques judicial interference in the separation of powers from a Madisonian perspective, arguing that it undermines the intended balance of government authority. This analysis is presented in an article published by Law & Liberty on January 26, 2026.
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