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.  It is the power that permits the courts to figure out if a national or state law is constitutional or not. If the courts declare it unconstitutional, then it cannot be enforced.

. In Marbury V Madison, Marbury sued Madison because he didn't give him his appointment papers. This was taken to the Supreme Court and was in there choosing.

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A Judicial Review is made to give power to the courts to declare unconstitutional decisions.In 1803 a court day with Marbury v. Madison a chief justice John Marshall gave power to the Supreme court to declare an  congress unconstitutional act authority to determine the constitutionality of the nation's laws.

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- Allows the courts to declare law or to declare unconstitutional
- The supreme court exercises its powers on judicial review
- Marbury V Madison the court system used the theory of Judicial review of congressional legislation
-State and Federal courts can invalidate the laws made by the states that violate our Constitutional law.

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.Judicial review is the power of courts to decide the logic  of acts of the legislative and executive branches of government.

.Judicial review permits the courts to determine whether a national or state law is constitutional. It also gives the courts the authority to rule on whether the president's actions are constitutional

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Judicial review allows the courts to decide a law is unconstitutional. This law can be either state or national. It also decides if President's actions are either constitutional or unconstitutional. It keeps the branches in order which is also called Check and Balances.

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It allows courts to declare an action or law that deems unconstituitional.
It helps move court cases up in appeal
It makes sure all branches abide by the constituition

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-Permits the courts to determine weather a national or state law is constitutional.
-Supreme court makes sure other branches go by the constitution and they have the final say.
-Check and balances to keep the branches in order.

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The Judaical Review is the review by the US Supreme Court of the constitutional for the legislative act.

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Judicial review gives the power of the courts to declare if a law of an action by any cheif executive to become invalidated due to its contents being unconstitutional.
The first action that was strucken down by congress as unconstitutional was that of Marbury v madison, which in in the end showed the theory of judicial review in action

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-Judicial Review is when the courts are allowed to decide if a law is unconstitutional.
-State and federal courts
- Checks and balances check on the federal government's power

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The Judicial Branch enables courts to declare laws or actions by a chief executive to be voided because it is unconstitutional. The US supreme court ultimately of federal legislation that comes before it. It includes vital checks and balances designed to protect minorities against tyranny and uphold protections for civil liberties found in the Bill of Rights and the Fourteenth amendment.

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Judicial Review enables courts to declare a law or an action by a chief executive to be void because it is unconstitutional.
- was most firmly established in the 1803 U.S. Supreme Court case of Marbury v. Madison
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- Allows the Supreme court to make sure the other branches abide by the constitution.
- Court cases can move up the ranks by being appealed. The Supreme court has the final say.
- Its an important checks and balances in our government

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Courts can declare a law or an action by a chief executive to be void because it’s unconstitutional.

State and federal courts can also invalidate state laws that violate either their own constitutions or the national one.

In Marbury v. Madison, the Court clearly articulated the theory of judicial review of congressional legislation for the first time.

The power of judicial review is one of the vital checks and balances designed to protect minorities against majority tyranny.

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The judicial review is the power enables courts to declare a law or an action by a chief executive to be void because it is unconstitutional.

State and federal courts can invalidate state laws that violate either their own constitutions or the national one.

Many proponents of judicial review have argued that this power is ultimately more important than the power to invalidate federal legislation

The most problematic  aspect of federal judicial review is the fact that this power is not specifically mentioned in the U.S. Constitution.

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Judical review gives power to the courts to declare a law or action from the chief executive to be unconstitutional making it void and removing its power.

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The power lets the courts to declare law or to declare an action unconstitutional

Decisions by the court can be overturned my only constitutional amendments

State and federal courts can invalidate laws if it goes against the states constitution or the national constitution

Most scholars have recognized that judicial review is important to checks and balances and protects minorities against majorities

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The Judicial Review allows the courts to declare an unconstitutional law or action by a chief executive to be void.

Many proponents of Judicial review have argued that this power is ultimately more important than the power of invalidate federal legislation.

Hamilton argued that it was a logical consequence to the idea of a written constitution ratified by the people and unchangeable by ordinary legislative means. The Judicial Review would distinguish America from nations such as Great Britain which did not have written constitution and where the legislative branch was considered sovereign.

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judicial review gives the power of the courts to declare a law or an action by any chief executive to be a void because it is unconstitutional. Marbury was the first actual Supreme Court decision to strike down an act of Congress as unconstitutional. The judicial review was established or came about by the landmark decision in Marbury v. Madison in 1803.

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Judicial review is  power of a court to review a law for constitutionality and strike down that law if the law is unconstitutional.
In Marbury V Madison in 1803 the Principle of Judicial Review was established.

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Lawmakers can change laws to make them more clear. This is easy to defend a certain situation that can be marked as unconstitutional. Multiple amendments throughout the years have been revised.

States and federal courts can invalidate laws made by the state that violate constitutions. In the constitution, powers are not mentioned specifically.

Anti- Federalist argued that the new Constitution would create an new powers that would hurt them but would affect federalists.

Courts had the right to make laws which implied they had the right to take down laws as well.

Jefferson argued that the provision of the Judiciary Act of 1789 under which Marbury had brought his case to the Supreme Court violated Article III of the U.S.

Jefferson and Jackson tended to argue for a view that would give relative equality to each branch of the government in interpreting the Constitution.

Similarly, parties who bring their cases to the courts must establish their own standing—that is, their own direct interest in the outcome of a given case.

Courts sometimes refuse to render decisions about issues that they consider to be political questions and therefore entrusted to the other branches of government.

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When the supreme court exercises its powers on judicial review, its decisions stand

gives the Court the power to  review any federal, state, or local law, or action to see if it is constitutional

Marbury v. Madison: A decision of the Supreme Court written by Chief justice John Marshall in 1803 which interpreted the Constitution as giving the Supreme Court the power to declare an act of Congress unconstitutional. This decision is the foundation of the federal judiciary's power of judicial review