Session+12

Session 12 - Judicial Review
Thursday July 21st John Marshall, //Marbury v Madison// and Judical Review—How the Court Became Supreme __ **12.1: Respond to the statement below** __ Copy and paste the following in your virtual notebook. //“You have been elected the new Mayor of Malden. Before leaving office, the old mayor gave jobs to several of his political friends but the paperwork hasn’t made it to the personnel office yet.// Share your answers with a partner. Add these to your notebook in a different color/font
 * A.** Should you 1) honor the jobs promised by the old mayor, or 2) cancel the jobs since they aren’t “officially” in the system yet?
 * B.** What are the possible negatives to denying these people their jobs? What are the possible positives to allowing them to take these jobs?
 * C.** Would it make a difference if the perspective employees had worked against you in the mayoral elections?

A) honor the jobs promised by the old mayor, because they are skilled. B) negatives: people i will be home less. Positive: they are skilled and know what they are working. C)No, it wouldn't make a difference if the perpective employess worked agains you, because you are thier boss, and you always fire them if they disobey. __**12.2: Overview of the Case and Importance**__



**__12.3: Hearing and Seeing the case review__**

__**12.4: Apply the concept of judicial review to two modern cases**__

__**12.4: Summary:**__ o ** Predict ** how the government would be different today if the Supreme Court had not given itself the power of judicial review in //Marbury v. Madison//. post your responses on to your virtual notebook. If the Supreme Court had not given itself power, then the country will be unblance of powers, the country will turn into a bedlam.