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On what grounds did the Supreme Court assert the power of judicial review in the case of Marbury v Madison?

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If the Supreme Court did not overturn some laws, state governments would challenge unpopular laws on their own.

Supreme Court justices are less subject to popular pressure than others since they are appointed for life.

It is the role of the courts to interpret and apply the law, and the Constitution is the highest law.

The Supreme Court is more neutral than either Congress or the President.

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I'm pretty sure the answer is... It is the role of the courts to interpret and apply the law, and the Constitution is the highest law. This all ties back to judicial review where the courts can label something unconstitutional also ties back to checks and balances where each branch has a specific power and job.

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