Question

Which statement about the U.S. Supreme Court is true?

Answer 1

The correct option is D

John Marshall (September 24, 1755 - July 6, 1835) was a lawyer, judge, politician, diplomat, legislator, statesman, jurist and US military, Marshall was originally from the Commonwealth of Virginia and leader of the federalist party. He was also Secretary of State with President John Adams, performing this work until his appointment on February 4, 1801 in the Supreme Court of the United States. His work and his figure was very prominent, for occupying the position President of the Supreme Court of the United States until his death, in which there was a great transformation in the legal and judicial system, and transcendent judicial processes such as: Marbury v . Madison in 1803, which happens to be the most famous sentence in history, according to which the function of judges is to say what is law and in which it is said -textually- that "a law contrary to the Constitution is null , and that the courts, in addition to the other powers, are subject to the Constitution ", in addition, the McCulloch v. cases are also found. Maryland in 1819 and Cohens v. Virginia in 1821. Being the Presiding Judge with more time in office (34 years), and the fourth with more time depending on the court.

Answer 2

It seems as though you've copied the same incorrect answer three times, since the correct response is that under Chief Justice Marshall, the court gave itself the power of "judicial review".