Answer:
The answer is option B.
The right to interpret laws.
Explanation: The Marbury v Madison is the case that established the principle of judicial review of Supreme court in United States. The verdict stated that the Supreme court has the power to interpret any laws and some government actions contradictory to Constitution. This verdict established constitution as the source of law, not just a principles of political and helped to define the boundary between the constitutionally separate executive and Judicial branches of American form of Government.