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i. Supreme Court does not have power to direct the President to deliver commission c. Rationale: i. SC has power to declare acts of Congress unconstitutional (judicial review) ii. midnight judges bill (Judiciary Act of 1800) 1. 16 new federal circuit court judges (staffed by Federalists) 2. replaced system of SC justices “riding circuit” 3.
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