Which action did the Marbury v. Madison ruling make possible? A. The Supreme Court strikes down a racial discrimination law for violating the Constitution. B. A state supreme court chooses to disregard Supreme Court precedent when making a ruling. C. The Senate refuses to consider the president's nominees for a Supreme Court vacancy. D. The president refuses to enforce a new law even after Congress overrides his veto.
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