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Gamer4Life
Gamer4Life: 1 year ago

How did the Marshall Court interpret Constriction in its rulings?

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cyber_sense: 1 year ago via iPhone

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Janemoo
Janemoo: 1 year ago

The Marshall court insinuated that Section 13 of the Judiciary Act of 1789 was invalid because it gave the Court more power than the Constitution had specified under its "original jurisdiction". This court made a host of landmark decisions that continue to influence law in the 21st century.



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