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Meanwhile, back in the Adams White House ...
1801 - 1835
Marbury v. Madison - ??
McCulloch v. Maryland (1819) - Maryland had no power to tax a the Second BUS ... Bank was constitutional.
Chief Justice John Marshall Decides:
Gibbons v. Ogden (1824) - Congress could regulate interstate commerce.
1) Marbury had a legal right to his job as Justice of the Peace.
2) The Supreme Court could force Madison's hand under Judiciary Act.
A tie in the Electoral College sends the decision to the House of Representatives.
3) Therefore, Marbury was denied the job!
Lame Duck session of Federalists had to decide the next Republican President!
Federalists
Republicans
Federalists
v.
Hamilton
Burr
Marshall
Hamilton
What the heck!
Marshall becomes
Chief Justice
Jefferson
Inaugurated
I thought this was just show!
Elected by the House as the third president.
Burr
Election
1800
Adams
Adams
"Midnight Judges"
Marbury left out :-(
Marbury
Marshall
Jefferson
House chooses
Jefferson
v.
Madison
Marbury
Madison
Republicans
Jefferson
Oopps!
Guess I gotta run.
Pres.
New Pres.
Sec. State
New Sec. State
Judge?
2nd Judiciary
Act Passed
Federalists
Adams
Marshall
Jefferson disagreed with Marshall's decision:
"You seem to consider the judges as the ultimate arbiters of all constitutional questions; a very dangerous doctrine indeed, and one which would place us under the despotism of an oligarchy."
Aren't you VP?
(your choice!)
(Marbury, Jefferson, Federalists, etc. ...)
(Adams, Jefferson, etc. ...)
Marbury v.
Madison