What significance does the case of Marbury v. Madison have on today's cases? (1 point) a Marbury v. Madison established judicial review, which helps current citizens seek assistance from the court system when they believe a law has violated their rights. B Marbury v. Madison sets a precedent for today's cases by establishing that past rulings must be considered case law, and current judges must abide by those laws. C Justices hearing Marbury v. Madison upheld Marbury's request, resulting in a process that still allows citizens to sue political officials when they feel a law is unconstitutional. D Justices hearing Marbury v. Madison declared "separate but equal" as unconstitutional, which ended segregation and introduced equality among men as we know it today.
