Why the court could be construed as undemocratic

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Some argue that the Supreme Court is undemocratic. Explain why the Court could be construed as undemocratic. Others have argued the Court is democratic. Why? Debate the two sides. Compare and Contrast the Court with the other two institutions of our government. How do they each score on a scale of 1-10, 1 being undemocratic and 10 being most democratic? Provide explanations for all of your responses.

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