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Does Marshall’s ruling support the argument that the Supreme Court alone—and not other branches of the national government—have the final say on what the Constitution means? Why or why not?
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Does Marshall’s ruling support the argument that the Supreme Court alone—and not other branches of the national government—have the final say on what the Constitution means? Why or why not?
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John Marshall's decision
in Marbury as a source supporting
the Court itself
and
not other branches
of the
national government—have
the
final say
on what the
Constitution means
? i think he did
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