SUPREME COURT CASES

CategoriesLabel each statement with its branch of government

1. Cabinet2. Passes Legislation3. Overrides Presidential

Veto4. State of the Union

Address5. Tim Kaine6. Appellate Jurisdiction7. Interprets Laws8. Bicameral

1. E2. L3. L4. E5. E6. J7. J8. L

L=Legislative

E=Executive

J=Judicial

Legislative

Makes Laws

Executive

Enforces Laws

Judicial

Interprets Laws

                         

John Adams Thomas Jefferson

William Marbury

William Marbury

Chief Justice John Marshall

                          

           

DeclaresLaws

Unconstitutional

DeclaresActs

Unconstitutional

DeclaresLaws

Unconstitutional

DeclaresActs

Unconstitutional

Marbury vs. Madison:1803-Established Supreme Court power of

“judicial review”.

Judicial Review:Power where the Supreme Court can declare

legislative or executive acts unconstitutional.

Other Famous Supreme Court Cases:1. Plessy vs. Ferguson (legal segregation-1896)

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Other Famous Supreme Court Cases:1. Plessy vs. Ferguson (legal segregation-1896)2. Brown vs. Board of Ed (segregation illegal-1954)

                                                   

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Other Famous Supreme Court Cases:1. Plessy vs. Ferguson (legal segregation-1896)2. Brown vs. Board of Ed (segregation illegal-1954)3. Miranda vs. Arizona (Arrest procedures-1966)

                                                   

Other Famous Supreme Court Cases:1. Plessy vs. Ferguson (legal segregation-1896)2. Brown vs. Board of Ed (segregation illegal-1954)3. Miranda vs. Arizona (Arrest procedures-1966)4. Roe vs. Wade (Legalize abortion-1973)