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Correct me if I’m wrong, but I don’t think the Constitution gives the Supreme Court most of the authority that it has given itself either.
That’s correct. The Court decided in Marbury v. Madison that it ought to have the power of judicial review. Lo and behold…
You stand corrected.
No, they do not stand corrected because what they wrote was correct, not corrected by someone else
You stand corrected when you make a statement and someone says no, it’s xyz. You stand corrected, acknowledging your mistake