Supreme+Court+Cases

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 * 1803 Marbuy vs. Madison**
 * Jefferson became the president Secretary of State
 * James Madison did not give him position
 * Marbury sued Madison
 * Established Judiciary Review
 * 1810 Fletcher vs. Peck**
 * Georgia legislature of 1796 could not repeal act of granting lands
 * Land grant was valid contract
 * Couldn't be repealed even if corrupted.
 * 1819 Dartmouth College vs. Woodward**
 * Prohibited N.H legislature from turning Dartmouth into a state university
 * Charter established the college was a valid contract
 * Supreme Court had the ability to overrride state courts' decisions
 * 1819 McCulloch vs. Maryland**
 * Bank of the U.S declared constitutional
 * States unable to tax bank
 * 1824 Gibbons vs. Ogden**
 * Thomas Gibbons won against Aaron Ogden
 * Gave Congress power to regulate state commerce
 * 1823 Johnson vs. McIntosh**
 * Johnson bought land from Indians
 * Sued McIntosh & whoever were given land by U.S
 * McIntosh won; only federal government could purchase land from Indians
 * Ex. supremacy of national government.
 * 1832 Worcester vs. Georgia**
 * Supreme Court gave land back to Cherokees
 * Demonstrated supremacy
 * Rights of tribes to remain free from state government
 * Indians gained property rights
 * 1837 Charles River Bridge v. Warren Bridge**
 * Taney Court abolished charter of older bridges
 * Judiciary court changing for economic opportunities
 * Old corps couldn't take over monopoly
 * 1857 The Dred Scott Decision **
 * 9 black males accused of rape by 2 white females
 * Stirred up racial tensions
 * Blacks unable to sue
 * Missouri Compromise declared unconstitutional
 * 1896 Plessy vs. Ferguson**
 * Racial Tensions
 * No help enforcing 1793 fugitive slave law
 * 1944 Korematsu vs. U.S**
 * No evidence of involvment of Pearl Harbor Attack
 * Government allowed to lock up Japanese