Debating about how Supreme Court has sufficient powers.

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Debating about how Supreme Court has sufficient powers; the court is not too powerful nor too weak. MUST include Four focus cases which are South Carolina v. Katzenbach (1966), Marbury v. Madison, Watkins v. United States in 1957, and Arizona v.U.S., as well as two new articles.

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