Civics Chapter 8 Section 3. Supreme Court Job: to decide if laws are allowed under the Constitution Original jurisdiction: Only cases involving diplomats.

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Civics Chapter 8 Section 3

Supreme Court Job: to decide if laws are allowed under the Constitution Original jurisdiction: Only cases involving diplomats or a state Final authority in cases

Justices 8 associate justices 1 chief justice President appoints justices, Senate approves Supreme Court justices are always lawyers

Powers of the Court Legislative & executive branch must follow Supreme Court rulings Main job to decide if laws are constitutional – allowed by the Constitution Judicial review – power to say whether any law or government action goes against the Constitution

Judicial Review Established in the case Marbury v. Madison President John Adams was leaving office, he made William Marbury justice of the peace Incoming President, Thomas Jefferson, refused to carry out the order. Marbury took the case to the Supreme Court

Court’s Opinion 3 principles of judicial review set forth by John Marshall 1.Constitution supreme law of the land 2.If a law conflicts with the Constitution, Constitution wins 3.Judicial branch has a duty to uphold the Constitution

Limits On Power Court depends on executive branch, state & local officials to enforce its decisions. Court cannot decide a law is unconstitutional unless the law has been challenged in a lower court & comes on appeal Congress can get around a ruling by: –Passing a new law –Changing a law ruled unconstitutional –Amending the Constitution

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