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The supreme court's landmark ruling in marbury v. madison has had a significant impact on the united states government. how was this case significant to the us supreme court?
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The supreme court's landmark ruling in marbury v. madison has had a significant impact on the united states government. how was this case significant to the us supreme court?

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judicial review.

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Marbury vs. Madison was a significant case because it established judicial review. This balanced the powers between the branches and gave the judiciary branch the power to rule laws constitutional or unconstitutional. 
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