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The Federalists in Congress passed the in 1801 to appoint 16 new federal judges before losing power to another party. This legislation was challenged by , who saw it as an attem…

The Federalists in Congress passed the in 1801 to appoint 16 new federal judges before losing power to another party. This legislation was challenged by , who saw it as an attem…
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The Federalists in Congress passed the

in 1801 to appoint 16 new federal judges before losing power to another party. This legislation was challenged by
, who saw it as an attempt to stack the court with Federalists.

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Its france and Thomas jefferson

have a good day and hopefully it helps :)

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Hi!

Judiciary Act

Thomas Jefferson

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