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Law: Supreme Or Ordinary

Chief Justice, John Marshall, believed that the Constitution was supreme law and

that only the Judicial Branch of government could interpret laws and the Constitution. If

Congress passed laws that went against the Constitution, then they became tyrannical and

the Constitution becomes void. But the question is, can and should the government use

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Two-thirds Houses, Judicial Branch, Constitution Congress, Constitution Constitution, John Marshall, laws constitution, constitution void, constitution supreme law, judicial branch government, constitution supreme, judicial branch, branch government, supreme law, address issue,

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