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John Marshall
Выполнила:
Попова Дарья Сергеевна,
учащаяся 1 курса, группы ИЮЭБПОНБ25-01

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Early Life and Education
John Marshall was born in 1755 in Virginia.
He studied law under George Wythe,
a prominent legal scholar. In 1780, he was
admitted to the bar, marking the beginning
of his distinguished legal career.

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Political Career
• Member of the Virginia House of Delegates
from 1782 to 1795
• Served in the Continental Congress in 1783
• Secretary of State under President John
Adams from 1800 to 1801

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Chief Justice of the United
States
• Appointed in 1801 by President John Adams
• Served for 34 years
• Established judicial review in Marbury v.
Madison

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Major Contributions
• Strengthened the power of the Supreme
Court by establishing judicial review
in Marbury v. Madison.
• Defined the role of the judiciary
as an independent branch of government.
• Interpreted the Constitution broadly, setting
precedents for future legal interpretations.

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Legacy
John Marshall’s legacy is profound. He shaped
the American legal system by strengthening the
power of the Supreme Court and defining the
role of the judiciary. His broad interpretation
of the Constitution influenced future
generations of jurists. Considered one of the
greatest Chief Justices, his contributions remain
foundational to American jurisprudence.