What is judicial review, Discuss the Constitutional

What is judicial review

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. What is judicial review, and where did it come from?

. Discuss the Constitutional principles underlying some of the Supreme Court decisions that either broke with precedent or reinforced it, from class and in the textbook which have demonstrated their power to change history:

o Required: Marbury v. Madison

o For example choose two of the following, Brown v. Board of Education, Gideon v. Wainwright, Miranda v. Arizona, Furman v. Arizona, Elauf v. Abercrombie, Dobbs v. Jackson Health

. What are the judicial ideologies that affect interpretation of the Constitution?

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