Chapter 2 - The Judiciary 1.The Supreme Court declared, for itself, the power of judicial review in Marbury v.Madison. Why does Marshall argue that the Court should have this power? Is he correct? 2.Despite the Court's seemingly unlimited power of judicial review, there are limits to thispower. How does the Court's jurisdiction constrain its power? Chapter 3- Incorporation of the Bill of Rights 1.The Bill of Rights was originally applied only to the federal government. What does thissay about the rights of states to encroach on individual liberties? 2.The Court ultimately used the route of selective incorporation to apply the Bill of Rights tothe states. What is selective incorporation and how has it been utilized over time