
Judicial Review
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Matthew Molloy
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Judicial Review
Power of the Pen
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What is Judicial Review?
The power of the courts to determine if laws are constitutional or not.
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Where is judicial review found in the Constitution?
Its not.
It was created through Judicial Review of the case of Marbury v. Madison
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Poll
The Supreme Court's greatest power was created by the Supreme Court, not the Constitution. Is this a problem?
Yes
No
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Marbury v. Madison
1800, After Thomas Jefferson wins the election but before he takes office
March 2, Congress creates new federal courts through a Judiciary Act and President Adams appoints 42 supporters as judges
March 3, Adams' court picks are confirmed by the Senate and Adams' Sec. of State John Marshall
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Marbury v. Madison
Marshall failed to deliver the letters alerting 25 of the new judges of their appointment to the Courts, leaving them on his desk for Jefferson's Sec. of State (James Madison) to deliver
March 4: Jefferson enters Office and instructs Madison to not deliver the abandoned appointment letters
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Marbury v. Madison
1803,William Marbury (one of the 25 judges that was appointed by Adams but whose letter was left on Marshall's desk) sued in court, demanding his letter of commotion (writ of mandamus, or his orders to begin his duties)
John Marshall is now the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court! What will he decide?
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Open Ended
1)Why might Adams have tried to appoint a large number of judges that were members of his political party before he left office?
2)Why might Jefferson want to prevent these men from becoming judges?
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Marshall's Decision
"The Judicial Branch of the government does not have to power to issue “writs of mandamus”
The Judiciary Act of Congress that did permit that was "unconstitutional"
Why?
Because it tries to expand the original jurisdiction of the Supreme Court.
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Justice John Marshall believed the Constitution was the “paramount law of the nation” and that it constrained the actions of all three branches of the national government.
Which is a strict construction of the Constitution, but that's next class!
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Results of the Case
Established the power of the Supreme Court to decide if a Law or Act is constitutional or not (whether it is allowable under the constitution/follows the Constitution's rules and mandates)
Established the Supremecy Clause: the Federal Law now always overrules State Law
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Multiple Select
What is Judicial Review?
the ability of the SCOTUS to declare a law or act constitutional
the ability of the SCOTUS to declare a law or act unconstitutional
Ability to lead lawyers in a massive review Session
Deciding whether they like the law or not
Allowing the President to Veto a Law after it was signed into law
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Power of the Pen
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