Explain jeffersonian-federalist struggle over the judiciary, History

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Describe the Jeffersonian-Federalist struggle over the Judiciary. What were thh causes, points of interest and consequences of the struggle. Look at Marbury vs Madison...1st Congressional act ruled unconstitutional by Sup. Ct.

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