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Judicial duty and state constitutions in the U.S. system
An analysis argues that state judges must uphold the U.S. Constitution over any conflicting state laws or acts of Congress. It cites the Marbury decision and Hylton case, urging courts to declare unconstitutional laws void. The piece references opinions of Madison, Hamilton, and various state courts affirming judicial power to enforce constitutional limits. It urges publication of the discussion across Milledgeville Augusta and Savannah.
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United
Congress
United States
Supreme Court of the
Courts of Justice
Supreme Court of the United States
Hylton
Virginia
Marbury
Ison
Supreme
Judiciarii Department
Seu
Ross
Vanhorn Lessee
Urrante
Circuit Court of Pennsylvania
Patterson
Court of Appeals
Kamper
Hawkins
North Carolina
South Carolina
Lindsay
Grimball
County of Liberty
Chariton
Baldwin County
U. States
House
Jackson
Georgia
Baldwin
Gerry
Madison
Vermont
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
New York
Tucker
Supreme Court of Appeals
Virinia
Blackstone
Fabers
Courts of’ Justice
Neo
Augusta
Milledgeville
Savanehah
Prid
Joe TV
Lonles
Joseph Stiles
Foreman
James Biley
Gardner Tufts
George Herb
Frederick, Denster
Petis de Vitless
Jonathan
Cline
N. Yurnbull
Andrew Knox
John Lewis
Geo. L. Cope
Robb Macky
Geos Myers
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Felly Alexs Tetfair