Thanks for the link. So, Marbury was decided in 1803 and, thus, added weight to the (by then already old) concept of 'judicial review' where a court can declar

Thanks for the link. So, Marbury was decided in 1803 and, thus, added weight to the (by then already old) concept of 'judicial review' where a court can declare a law unconstitutional. While IANAL (although my brother got his Ph.D. in con-law), I would guess that by now just how the SCOTUS could strike down a law is well established. History aside, apparently the situation now is that the SCOTUS can strike down a law as unconstitutional and the rest of government and the citizens will accept that decision.