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The ability to establish and remove federal courts does fall under Congress in Article III, Section 1 of the Constitution. constitution.congress.g…
They also have the ability to fund or defund them. Question is, will they? and how many votes in the Senate does it take to pass what would no doubt be a very unpopular thing to do?
I also read…
The ability to establish and remove federal courts does fall under Congress in Article III, Section 1 of the Constitution. https://constitution.congress.gov/browse/essay/artIII-S1-8-5/ALDE_00013561/
They also have the ability to fund or defund them. Question is, will they? and how many votes in the Senate does it take to pass what would no doubt be a very unpopular thing to do?
I also read, but needs more research, that if they abolish a court and get rid of a judge, that does NOT get rid of their past rulings and they would have to get another judge to pass a new ruling. So this is no easy task no matter how you look at it. Also, it could end differently than the "r's" want it to, so it is a big risk for them.
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