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Cooper v. Aaron
The Supreme Court's interpretation of the Constitution is binding on all other branches of government and the states.
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Cooper v. Aaron (U.S. 1958).
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Holding: The Supreme Court's interpretation of the Constitution is binding on all other branches of government and the states.
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Cooper v. Aaron is a Education case decided by the U.S. Supreme Court in 1958. The court held that the Supreme Court's interpretation of the Constitution is binding on all other branches of government and the states.