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Questions explain how Marbury v. Madison established judicial review in the early republic.
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A justice of the peace commission was withheld after the 1800 election, and the Supreme Court rejected part of the Judiciary Act of 1789. What case was this?
Which president appointed William Marbury as a justice of the peace just before leaving office in 1801?
Which Chief Justice wrote the Supreme Court's opinion in Marbury v. Madison?
In what year did the Supreme Court decide Marbury v. Madison?
Marbury asked the Supreme Court for a writ of mandamus. What would that court order have done?
The Supreme Court decides that a law passed by Congress conflicts with the Constitution and cannot be enforced. What power is the Court using?
A president orders an action, and the Supreme Court rules that the action violates the Constitution. What principle allows the Court to make that ruling?
Which article of the Constitution sets up the federal courts, including the Supreme Court?
What did the Supreme Court decide about William Marbury's commission?
The Constitution does not use the words "judicial review." Where does the Supreme Court's power of judicial review come from?
A state law clashes with the U.S. Constitution, and the Supreme Court declares the state law invalid. What power explains the decision?
James Madison refused to deliver Marbury's commission while serving as secretary of state for which president?
Congress passes a law expanding the Supreme Court's original jurisdiction, and the Court rejects that section. What check is being shown?
The president's administration refuses to deliver an appointment paper, and the Supreme Court reviews whether that refusal was legal. Which check is shown?
If Congress writes a law that conflicts with the Constitution, Marbury v. Madison showed that the Supreme Court may do what?
The Supreme Court strikes down a law as unconstitutional. What can Congress do to respond?
Why did Marbury v. Madison become a major precedent for the federal courts?
What long-term role did Marbury v. Madison help secure for the Supreme Court in the federal system?
After Marbury v. Madison, what standard could the Supreme Court use to judge acts of Congress?
Marbury v. Madison set an important precedent. What is a precedent?
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