What did william marbury want the supreme court to do in the case marbury v. madison?

William Marbury asked the Supreme Court to take action because he wanted

to be chief justice of the Supreme Court.

to take over Madison’s position as secretary of state.

to make Madison deliver his appointment.

The answer is To make Madison deliver his appointment.

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