John Marshall Vs Thomas Jefferson on Constitutional Interpretation

Jefferson argues against exclusive judiciary construction; he felt it would undermine the principle of checks and balances

Jefferson argues against exclusive judiciary construction; he felt it would undermine the principle of checks and balances
May 02, 2009 | Categories:Constitution, Featured, Founding Principles | Tags: Constitution, John Marshall, Judiciary, supreme-court, thomas jefferson | 4 Comments »
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