Assignment task:
What does Federalist 78 argue about the independence of the judiciary? According to Alexander Hamilton in Federalist 78, why is it important for judges to have life tenure during "good behavior"? How does Federalist 78 explain the role of the judiciary in interpreting the Constitution? In Federalist 78, what does Hamilton mean when he describes the judiciary as the "least dangerous" branch? What is the significance of the concept of "judicial review" as discussed in Federalist 78? According to Hamilton, why is it essential for judges to uphold the Constitution as the supreme law of the land? How does Federalist 78 argue that the judiciary serves as a check on the legislative and executive branches? What role does Federalist 78 suggest the judiciary plays in protecting individual rights and liberties? According to Federalist 78, why is the judiciary considered crucial for maintaining the stability and predictability of the legal system? What does Alexander Hamilton mean by saying the judiciary lacks the "power of the sword" and the "power of the purse" in Federalist 78?