Arguing Marbury V. Madison

Mark Tushnet is Carmack Waterhouse Professor of Constitutional Law at Georgetown University.

• Contents Contributors000 Introduction000 Section I: The Oral Argument in Marbury v. Madison 1. Transcript of the Oral Argument in Marbury v. Madison000 2. David A. Strauss, On Having Mr. Madison as a Client000 Section II: Perspectives on Marbury v. Madison 3. Suzanna Sherry, The Intellectual Background of Marbury v. Madison000 Comment: Susan Low Bloch, Marbury Redux000 4. Barry Friedman, The Myths of Marbury000 Comment: Douglas Reed, Judicial Review and the Stages of Marbury000 5. Stephen M. Griffin, The Age of Marbury: Judicial Review in a Democracy of Rights000 Comment: Vicki C. Jackson, A Democracy of Rights: The Dark Side?000 Comment: Louis Michael Seidman, Marbury and the Authoritarian Straddle 000 Notes000 Index000

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