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In 1801 President Adams (former U.S.) President appointed Marshall of the Supreme Court along with other judges among whom was Marbury. Completed
presidential term is succeeded by President Jefferson, who appointed as secretary of State to Madison.
The majority of judges appointed during the previous administration received a notification stating that they had access to judgeships. However others, including Marbury was not received such notice and decided to request the appointment Madison as notified to access the office. Having received no response from Madison, Marbury asked the Court to issue a "mandamus" in which Madison was ordered to comply with the notification, based on Section thirteen of the Judiciary Act which accorded to the Supreme Court jurisdiction originally to issue the "mandamus."

Marbury was entitled to the commission he demanded, taking into account that it had been signed by the president and sealed by the secretary of state under President Adams.
The refusal was a clear violation of that right against which the laws of your country provided a remedy, issue a warrant.
The United States Constitution states in Article III, the jurisdiction of the Supreme Court only on appeal, except in certain cases where it is original, not being the "mandamus" within these exceptions, so it was rejected the plaintiff's claim because the Supreme Court had no jurisdiction to issue injunctions in original jurisdiction.
This brought about a conflict between the Constitution and the Judicial Act, Section 13 (of lower seniority.) Marshall ruled in its decision declaring the unconstitutionality of the Judicial Act, to consider extending the jurisdiction of the Court and contradicted the Constitution.

affirms the principle of constitutional supremacy.
It established the principle that the judiciary exercises judicial review.