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What was the argument made by Marbury, one of the midnight judges when James Madison (Thomas Jefferson's secretary of state) denied him his seat as one of the judges?

What was the argument made by Marbury, one of the midnight judges when James Madison (Thomas Jefferson's secretary of state) denied him his seat as one of the judges?
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What was the argument made by Marbury, one of the midnight judges when James Madison (Thomas Jefferson's secretary of state) denied him his seat as one of the judges?

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Answer: Marbury v. Madison

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