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Marbury v. Madison
Who determines what the Constitution means: the Supreme Court, Congress, or the President? This 1803 case established the judiciary's authority to interpret the Constitution. Marshall's insistence on the principle of "judicial review" of acts of Cong...(more details) |
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Equal Justice Under Law: Landmark Cases in Supreme Court History
The objective of this series is to clarify the role of the Supreme Court in relation to the other branches and levels of government in the U.S. by dramatizing some of the major precedents established by Chief Justice John Marshall. To a large extent,...(more details) |
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The Right to Protect Yourself
If someone breaks into your home and you are there and have a gun, do you have the right to shoot the intruder? If you are at work and someone appears ready to do you bodily harm, will you be prosecuted if you use a gun to defend yourself? This progr...(more details) |
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Legal Action: He Said, She Said
Many of the 20,000 cases handled each year by San Francisco's Hall of Justice involve victims of rape or domestic disputes who know their attacker, be it a spouse or a mere acquaintance. This provocative program vividly illustrates a criminal justice...(more details) |
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