Activist Judges and the Overreach of Judicial Authority: A Case for Sedition and Treason

Executive Summary The balance of power among the three branches of government is a cornerstone of the United States Constitution. However, activist judges have increasingly encroached upon executive authority, undermining the separation of powers. When judges exceed their constitutional authority by obstructing or overturning executive actions without legitimate constitutional grounds, they not only overstep their role but may also commit acts tantamount to treason and sedition. This essay explores the legal basis for holding such judges accountable, citing relevant laws, cases, and precedents. The Constitutional Framework Article II of the U.S. Constitution vests executive power in the President, granting him...