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The Judicialization of American Education Reference library
J. C. Blokhuis and Randall Curren
The Oxford Encyclopedia of Philosophy of Education
...questions. Under the political question doctrine, controversies on which the Constitution offered no clear guidance were considered non-justiciable . The courts deferred to the democratically elected branches of government for the resolution of political matters. In Baker v. Carr , 369 U.S. 186 ( 1962 ), a deeply divided Supreme Court reformulated the political question doctrine and found redistricting to be a justiciable issue. Justice Felix Frankfurter dissented strenuously, believing the Court had violated the separation of powers principle in venturing...
