Court or Agency? Who Rules the US? Analysis of the Dobbs Judgment

This article provides a profound analysis of the political tensions in the United States, focusing on the dispute over supremacy between the Supreme Court and the so-called administrative state. The author examines how landmark rulings such as Dobbs v. Jackson redefine American federalism and restore the powers of state legislatures. The text illuminates the role of originalism in interpreting the Constitution and the dangers of technocratic governance of society by unelected bureaucracies. Through the lens of the Second Amendment and freedom of speech, the reader learns the foundations of a political anthropology in which visions of the autonomous individual and the democratic community clash. This is crucial reading for understanding the mechanisms of power, democratic legitimacy, and the future of the separation of powers in the face of modern moral and legal conflicts.