Marbury v. Madison
स्टोरीबोर्ड पाठ
- Marbury, you seem like a good man, I would like to appoint you to be a judge before Jefferson gets Inaugurated.
- Wow, thank you Mr. Adams! You won't regret it sir!
- In his last hours as president, John Adams appointed multiple judges, including one, William Marbury
- Madison, I want you to cease work on the judicial appointments made by Adams
- You can count on me President Jefferson
- After Thomas Jefferson's inauguration, he told his Secretary of State, James Madison to cease the appointments, meaning judges like William Marbury wouldn't be appointed
- You can't remove me! I'm going to sue you Madison!
- Marbury was angered by the fact that he was being removed from his position and sued James Madison
- Justice Marshall, I would like to cite the Judiciary Act of 1789. 
- Marbury cited the Judiciary act of 1789 which gave Supreme Court the power of Judicial review against any case with a government official, Marbury became the plaintiff
- Now hold on there, that act gives the court power, but it comes from the congress. The Supreme Court can only have power from the Constitution. 
- The court's power needs to come from the constitution, not from congress, so congress didn't have the right to give the Supreme Court power under the Judiciary act.
- I am going to establish Judicial review. Now, we can strike down unconstitutional laws.
- John Marshall used this to establish judicial review which gives the Supreme Court power to strike down unconstitutional laws by issuing a writ of mandamus.
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