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What was the first court case that set the precedent of judicial review? a. Marbury v. Maine c. Marbury v. Madison b. Marbury v. Jefferson d. Madison v. Jefferson

What was the first court case that set the precedent of judicial review? a. Marbury v. Maine c. Marbury v. Madison b. Marbury v. Jefferson d. Madison v. Jefferson
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What was the first court case that set the precedent of judicial review? a. Marbury v. Maine c. Marbury v. Madison b. Marbury v. Jefferson d. Madison v. Jefferson

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The answer is c

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Your answer is C.) Marbury v. Madison which was in during the year of 1803.  Hope this helped and your welcome :)
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