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1 What would you do? Alexander Chisholm, a citizen of South Carolina, sued the state of Georgia in the Supreme Court to collect a debt for his deceased client for whom he was acting as executor.  Georgia refused to appear, claiming it was sovereign, and could not be sued by citizens of another state. With the Constitution as your guide, what would you decide?

2 Marbury v. Madison Court case that ended up establishing Judicial Review Vocabulary: Original Jurisdiction 3 Main areas: Cases dealing with Ambassadors, Public Ministers, and States as a party (Article III sec. 2) Appellate Jurisdiction Judiciary Act of 1789 Writ of Mandamus Lame Duck

3 What impact does Judicial Review have on us?
"My gift of John Marshall to the people of the United States was the proudest act of my life" -- John Adams What impact does Judicial Review have on us? Is the power to deem laws “unconstitutional” in the Constitution? Is there a check on Judicial Review?

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