Federalist Paper #78 Explained: Government Review

The video explores Federalist Paper 78, focusing on the judiciary's role and its independence. Hamilton argues for the judiciary's necessity and limited power, while Anti-Federalists, represented by Brutus, express concerns over its lack of accountability. Hamilton defends the judiciary as the weakest branch, emphasizing trust in its virtue and adherence to precedent. The video concludes with the importance of judicial review, as affirmed by Marbury v. Madison, and the judiciary's role in safeguarding the Constitution.

What role did the Supreme Court's decision in Marbury versus Madison play in the context of Federalist Paper Number 78?

In what way does Hamilton view the judiciary as a safeguard against tyranny?