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[zachary15]

haha in case any of you are freaking out over the state map
http://www.squizzle.com/gameview.asp?id=3684

lol this is the pledge of allegianec using the "bellamy Salute" (I love wikipedia) in 1892

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[the_real_rox]

hey zach..i was reviewing my lecture notesand under marbury vs madison it says judicial review was by congress because they didn't have supreme courts yet or something? idk..it was in my notes..
so i guess that one question was right.

[zachary15]

I'm to lazy to look, but the way I understand it is that the Constitution had nothing in it about judicial review. Marbury v Madison established the rights of the judiciary to 'review' the constitutionality of the laws, but only if they were brought before the supreme court in an actual court case (they can't randomly pick a law and say its unconstitutional) I'll look at it tomorrow maybe, but I'm swamped right now

[the_real_rox]

maybe it was something like...supreme court didnt deal with that sort of stuff yet? i dont know
w/e man. prob doesnt matter.

[kevin_sitek]

there was no judicial review until the precedent set by Marbury vs. Madison

[thai_shrk_bt]

haha. alex the redddd.

[silentambitions]

haha I explained this whole thing to my physics class that one day robertson skipped it. I love history.