Marbury v. Madison y los mitos acerca del control judicial de constitucionalidad
Palabras clave:
Marbury v. Madison, John Marshall, control judicial de constitucionalidad, constitución, deber judicial
Resumen
Este trabajo propone revisar ciertos mitos acerca del rol que habrían tenido tanto el Chief Justice John Marshall como su decisión en el fallo Marbury v. Madison en relación con el origen del control judicial de constitucionalidad.
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