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Court CaseIssue/Result
Marbury vs. Madison Judicial Review
Fletcher vs. Peck Contract was canceled. First time court determined law unconstitutional (canceling the contract
Martin vs. Hunter's Lessee Someone tried to sell land from uncle who was a Loyalist; established Supreme Court as nations final appeal
McCollough vs. Maryland Someone issued bank notes without paying the tax; state can't contradict act of fed. gov. if fed. is being constitutionally valid
Darmouth vs. Woodward Limited power of states to interfere with private charters
Cohens vs. Virginia Brothers were selling lottery tickets which was against state law; established Supreme Court jurisdiction and state has right to review state criminal cases
Gibbons vs. Ogden Congress has authority over commerce which crosses state lines
Worcester vs. Georgia State law required whites who lived on Cherokee land to get a license but two missionaries refused and were sentenced to jail time; question is whether state law has authority to pass laws concerning Indian nations.
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