How does the Supreme Court exercise the power of judicial review to shape federal law, and what are some landmark cases where this has had a significant impact on U.S. public policy?

The Supreme Court exercises judicial review to interpret the Constitution and invalidate federal laws that conflict with it. Landmark cases include Marbury v. Madison (established judicial review), Brown v. Board of Education (desegregation), and Roe v. Wade (abortion rights). These decisions have profoundly influenced U.S. public policy.

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