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Marbury versus Madison

Book • 2002

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Anthony Scaramucci

in the context of a potential constitutional crisis.

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Sherrilyn Ifill

in reference to the power of the Supreme Court to say what the law is.

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Dahlia Lithwick

in reference to Chief Justice John Marshall's established power of the Supreme Court.

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Michael Popok

when talking about Chief Justice John Marshall and the checks and balance system.

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Jack Goldsmith

as a case that established the idea of judicial review.

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Kate Shaw

when emphasizing the importance of Marbury versus Madison to support the Supreme Court authority.

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Fred Smith Jr.

as the clearest example of the Supreme Court being concerned about future confrontations with the presidency.

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