How Did Marshall's Reasoning in Marbury V

question 4

Multiple Choice

How did Marshall's reasoning in Marbury v. Madison affect the balance of power between the Court and Congress?

• A) Through a clear and powerful interpretation of the Constitution, Marshall demonstrated that the Framers intended that the Court exercise judicial review.
• B) His opinion highlighted the critical role that presidents play in making appointments and ensuring that the President had sufficient staff to choose qualified individuals.
• C) He argued that the Constitution was superior to ordinary laws, and therefore, any legislative acts contrary to the Constitution is not law.
• D) Exploiting the political divisions in the country, Marshall fashioned an opinion that appealed to everyone and demonstrated that the Court was the only nonpolitical actor.

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