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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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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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