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Supreme Court

Supreme Court

The Supreme Court of the United States of America is the topic of this report.  In this report I will discuss many supreme court cases, those cases precedence, and how I feel this topic has effected our society as a whole.  The main part of this report will be just summaries of what has happened before, during, and after the cases take their place in front of our greatest court in our great nation.  I will try to keep this report as an informational piece, but I do apologize for letting how I feel on a specific issue run its way into this paper.
	I’ll start this report off with the court case which gave the Supreme Court most of its powers today.  Marbury vs. Madison.  On the eve of his last day in office outgoing President John Adams, a Federalist, nominates 82 Federalist justices.  These "midnight judges" as they were called represented a threat to incoming President Thomas Jefferson, a Democrat-Republican.  Jefferson feared Federalist interpretation of the law for the next 20 years, a fear that ended up coming to fruition.  Among these midnight judges was one William Marbury.  Jefferson ordered

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