Do you think that judicial review gives too much power to the supreme court? why or why not?

It does not.

Judicial Review is the bedrock upon which the Judicial Branch as a co-equal branch of government stands upon.

It ensures that the legislative and executive branches are abiding by their duties and limitations as laid out by the Constitution while also acting as a check on the people's will.

I think that the judicial review does not give too much power to the Supreme Court because the supreme court is one of the most respected and most powerful of all courts.

Explanation:

answer; clear and present danger test;