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  Setting that precedent can be a double-edged, though.
context: Heres what I dont understand. And this not just goes for Argentina but Israel and even the US as well. If judicial review is a power the judiciary granted to itself thru marbury v madison why cant the elected branches of government take it back?
  The elected branches are directly responsible to the people and should always have supremacy. >
  
  They can just ignore it.
  Andrew Jackson ignored the Supreme Court, as did Abraham Lincoln during the Civil War.