*Judicial Review Flashcards

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1) Marbury v Madison:

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SC can strike down laws/acts by Exec/legis that are uncon’l (power of judicial review)

a) F: undelivered court commissions; writ of mandamus–>Judiciary Act giving jur’n uncon’l; SC didn’t have original jur’n to force Ex to deliver commissions
b) Counter-majoritarian Difficulty = SC is undemocratic

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Judicial Supremacy?

i) View 1: departmentalist:

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each branch has authority to enforce Con. according to its interpretation; SC decisions solely binding on parties to suit

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Judicial Supremacy?

ii) View 2: judicial supremacy:

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JR binding on other branches (Marbury); Con. is what USSC says it is

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(1) Cooper v Aaron:

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AR decided not to desegregate after Brown claiming not binding on states = unlawful

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(2) U.S. v Windsor:

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DOJ believed DOMA was uncon; enforced it so Court could strike downExec’s decision of uncon’lity doesn’t deprive SC jur’n (dissent: no controversy – if Ex says it is uncon let it stand)

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(a) Martin v Hunter’s lessee

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SC decision binding on state courts

(i) VA ct: uncon’l to bind st. courts to SC decisionsst courts are subject to USSC decision

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(b) Cohens v VA:

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expanded Martin to st criminal cases

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