1. Bell Ringer Take Vocabulary Quiz When finished, take Marbury vs. Madison reading (yellow) and answer questions.

2. Agenda Vocabulary Quiz HW Review: p 186 1-6 Marbury vs. Madison Reading Jigsaw Readings

3. How does the Supreme Court use the power of judicial review? WTP 2 Lesson 21

4. Objectives Explain what is meant by judicial review Discuss how the U.S. Supreme Court established its power of judicial review in Marbury vs. Madison Explain the arguments for and against the U.S. Supreme Court’s power of judicial review

5. Vocabulary Judicial review: the power of the courts to decide whether laws and actions of government are allowed under the Constitution Marbury vs. Madison: A landmark case in which the Supreme Court, for the first time in American history, struck down an act of Congress as unconstitutional, establishing judicial review “null and void”: Opinion of the court:

6. What is Judicial Review? Supreme Court (Judicial Branch) limits (checks) - Executive Branch (executive orders) - Legislative Branch (laws) If law is judged to be contrary to the Constitution, the Court orders it “null and void”. If law is judged to be contrary to the Constitution, the Court orders it “null and void”.

7. How does judicial review apply to laws passed by state governments? States must obey laws of federal government.  Article VI = Supremacy Clause

8. Jigsaw Readings The class will be divided into five HO groups; with each assigned a different Supreme Court case. Students will read/discuss within their HO group and be prepared to share information about the case in HE groups.