Describe the case of Marbury V. Madison. What power did this case give to the supreme court? Why is this power so important?

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Nathan Spears · Answer 1 · 2018-07-08T05:20:34+0000

Marbury v. Madison: A case that concerned a section of the Judiciary Act of 1789

The power that is so important that the Supreme Court gave, was the power to declare an act of Congress "unconstitutional"

Describe the case of Marbury V. Madison. What power did this case give to the supreme court? Why is this power so important?

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