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This article summarizes what advantages and disadvantages accompany the practice of judicial review.

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The advantages of judicial review are far-reaching and immense. This precedent set forth in Marbury v. Madison has transformed the nation many times since its inception and allowed for fair and equal justice to prevail even when the Court itself initially was the catalyst for laws and policies that fostered discrimination and racism. The ability to have legal scholars of the highest form as the last and deciding figures regarding any executive or legislative laws that may be ...

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