Law should prioritize process and principle rather than politics and results. The judiciary should rule as narrowly as possible to resolve the actual case or controversy presented. Yet with Bush v. Gore, where the Court prevented Florida from deciding a state electoral and constitutional matter, Citizens United, where the Court vastly expanded the issue presented by the litigants, telling them to brief and argue issues never presented to the Court (thus violating the judicial principle that a court should only rule on the actual case or controversy presented by the litigants), and now on the healthcare case, where the Court has chosen to act on broad issues on a fast track, judicial overreach is apparent. The case and controversy constraint