The role of the judicial branch has grown as powers implied in the Constitution have been put into practice. In 1803, Chief Justice John Marshall expanded the powers of the Supreme Court by striking down an act of Congress in the case of
{Marbury v. Madison-1803). In that decision, the Court defined its right to determine whether a law violates the Constitution.
This court decision defined the Supreme Court's right of
A.
passing laws.
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due process.
C.
judicial review
trial by jury.
D.