ability of the court to declare a legislative or executive act in violation of the Constitution
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Basic facts of Marbury v Maryland
president elected judges and when a new president of a different party was elected, they said that the judge shouldn't be appointed, and then that judge sued saying he should be a judge
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Ruling of Marbury v Madison
SC ruled the law to appoint judges was wrong
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Main idea of McCulloch v Maryland
Supremacy Clause
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Supremacy Clause
when the state and federal law are conflicting over something like a law, the federal law has precedence over the state law
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Basic Facts of McCulloch v Maryland
the federal gov established national banks in Maryland under the necessary and proper clause, but Maryland didn't like that so they tried to tax it out of existence. it was then taken to the SC and the SC said Maryland can't tax instruments of the federal gov
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Ruling of McCulloch v Maryland
SC said Maryland can't tax instruments of the federal gov and the federal law has precedence over state law so they can put the national bank in Maryland because of the supremacy clause (and maybe necessary and proper)
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Coin Money
Printing money
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Basic Facts of United States v Lopez
Alfonzo Lopez brought a gun on school property, and because it is a federal crime to do so, he was charged with a federal crime. But they made that law using the commerce clause. But the commerce clause is not valid in this case
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Commerce Clause
gives Congress the power to regulate commerce with foreign nations, and among the several states, and with the Indian tribes
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Ruling of United States v Lopez
it is up to the states to decide their law on bringing a gun on school property, because the commerce clause was invalid to use in this case