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Many of the decisions created by the Supreme Court under John Marshall led the increase in the power of the federal government over the states. His opinions about the court helped lay the basis for the US constitutional law. Many people believed that he made the Supreme Court of the US a coequal branch of government alongside the legislative and executive branches.

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