There is a strong tendency in the Netherlands these days to bring all sorts of social issues and political disputes before the courts, especially when the political authorities (government and parliament) take a decision whereby citizens regard themselves to be victimized. The Judiciary is then asked to reach a verdict on the basis of an open and vague judicial standard. This article analysis several developments in the Netherlands in the administration of justice at the interface of judicial law making and politics. The question arises whether the political question doctrine is suitable in dealing with these kind of case by the courts.