Usually, he advocated that the federal and state laws created could be marked unconstitutional if in divergence from the supreme law of the land, which settled his strict constructionist views. In the Marbury v. Madison case, the commissions of Adams' midnight judges were not all turned in on time, so Madison under Jefferson disallowed those commissions to work...
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Marshall granted that the commissions could not be returned to Marbury because a section in the Judicial Act did not correspond with the Constitution. However, in the McCulloch v. Maryland case, John Marshall took a loose constructionist stand when he employed the implied powers of the Constitution to state that the National Bank could not be taxed by states like Maryland...
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