In a liberal constitutional democracy, the doctrine of popular sovereignty grants an elected legislative majority the authority to suspend judicial review whenever necessary to enforce immediate public policy priorities.
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False. Popular sovereignty in a constitutional democracy is constrained by the constitution and the rule of law, meaning an elected majority cannot arbitrarily override or suspend judicial review.
The correct answer is False because constitutional democracy requires that elected majorities govern within legal limits defined by the constitution. Judicial review is an essential mechanism for preserving constitutional supremacy and protecting minority rights against majority overreach.
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Constitutional Democracy and Limits on Majority Rule