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The second constitutional principle I will be talking about is judicial review, its original source is from Article III and IV from the constitution, judicial review was first adopted in the Marbury v. Madison case in 1803. The purpose of judicial review is to declare laws unconstitutional if they conflict with the constitution. This principle directly falls in line with Power and Balances because like stated above it is able to shut down any laws it finds wrong and keep all branches within their own power.

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