Terence Gross Shares Thoughts About Judicial Activism on WCOA Radio Show

Destin, Fla. – Experienced lawyer, Terence Gross of Gross & Schuster, P.A, was recently given some time of the WCOA Radio Show to share his opinions on political activism.

Judicial activism stems from the difference in viewpoint on legislation written after our country’s independence. Gross spoke on how political activism is a current hot button topic due to the division between political parties in the current era. When both parties refuse to budge on an issue, the justice system takes a hit.

Gross said, “Some believe the constitution should be more loosely translated due to the modern technological advances affecting old, 18th century legislation.”

A judge or supreme court justice will often put their personal beliefs and agenda in front of the law when they feel strong enough about a certain political stance. The personal injury lawyers in Destin, FL, state that this strikes a chord with many because the officials are putting their opinions above the constitution.

The reason judicial activism remains so debatable is because the constitution did not take into account aspects of the modern day. Sometimes judicial activism can be beneficial when it clears up ancient confusing legislation. Often times though, activism ends up as the topic of a heated debate between opposing political parties. The personal injury attorneys in Destin, FL, say these arguments tend to divide politics further and erase hope for a united and efficient house.

“Many of these debates originate from current issues not addressed by older legislation and that’s why you have such activism by both political parties,” said Gross.

For more information regarding Gross & Schuster, P.A. of Destin, please call (850) 244-7191 or visit www.grossandschuster.com/destin-personal-injury-lawyers.