Critically assess the proper role for the Supreme Court in relation to the Constitution of the United States of America: Should the Supreme Court be the institution with the authority to resolve disputes over the Constitution, the final arbiter of its meaning, with the decisions of the Court binding on all government officials? Or should the national judiciary, legislature, and executive each have an equal and coordinate right to interpret the Constitution? In support of your argument in favor of judicial supremacy or departmentalism, please make sure to detail a prominent example since the start of Civil War of the Supreme Court’s role in the resolution of constitutional disputes in three of the following areas: the structure and powers of the primary political institutions of the federal government; the distribution of authority between federal and state governments; government power to regulate economic and property interests; and the protection of civil rights and liberties. If you argue in favor of judicial supremacy, make sure to discuss one additional case since the Civil War in which you disagree with the ruling of the Supreme Court and how you reconcile that with your position. If you argue in favor of departmentalism, make sure to discuss one additional case since the Civil War in which you agree with the Supreme Court’s striking down as unconstitutional an act of a co-equal branch of government and how you reconcile that with your position in favor of other departments following a different interpretation.