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In the case of Marbury v. Madison, the U.S. Supreme Court created the doctrine of judicial review. The doctrine of judicial review established that the courts have the power to decide where and how the legislative and executive branches of government may properly exercise their powers. the Constitution forbids any court from granting a mandamus. the courts will not decide questions that encroach on executive or legislative powers concerning government, the state, or politics. the U.S Supreme Court has the right to be fully informed Question 35 (1 point) Statutes that allow courts to exercise personal jurisdiction over defendants who are not domicilianes of the state based upon minimum contacts are called jurisdictional statutes personam statutes. extraterritorial statutes. long-arm statutes