Marbury versus madison is significant today because a. it was overturned by united states v. stevens in 2010 b. it was the last time the supreme court exercise judicial review c. establish the supreme court has a check against congress d. it gave the supreme court the right to issue orders to cabinet members

The correct answer is C. Marbury versus Madison is significant today because it established the Supreme Court has a check against Congress.

Explanation:

Marbury v. Madison is a judicial precedent that extends the jurisdiction of the Supreme Court to judicial review of decisions of other branches of government. In a decision in this case, the court for the first time in US history recognized parliamentary law as inconsistent with the Constitution, thus creating a precedent for future decisions. The consequence of this decision was the implementation in practice of the principle of checks and balances between the three branches of government, within the framework of which the Supreme Court could examine the legislative acts of Congress with a view to compliance with the Constitution and even repeal these laws if they contradicted the main law. With this decision began the establishment of judicial review in the United States.