Marbury v Madison plays a major role in American History because it was the first case that declared principle of judicial review. The “judicial review” is the power of the federal courts to deny acts that were against the Constitution. When Chief Justice Marshall came to the conclusion resulting the end of the case, it was decided that court order was unconstitutional and was denied. After this court case, the difference between the distinct branches and the federal government was well known. Till this day the Marbury v Madison case is used an example to remind the equal power of the Congress and president.
