This court has original jurisdiction
What is the Supreme Court jurisdiction?
This is the only court that has jurisdiction over divorces---located where closest to us?
What is the Family Court- Bidd. District Court?
The appellate court for the federal court system?
What is the The United States Court of Appeals.
100 to 150 high appeal cases, this high court hears each year....does not have to accept all cases that apply.
What is a US Supreme Court?
This particular court deals with issues regarding wills, estates, and property pertaining to deceased ones.
What is the probate court?
When a judge (instead of a jury) decides the outcome of a case it is called a _____trial?
What is bench?
The US Supreme Court is located where?
What is Washington D.C.?
_____ _______ is the only court that uses juries, it hears all murder and Class A, B, and C criminal cases, as well as those Class D and E cases in which the defendant asks for a jury trial.
What is Superior Court?
The court case (case law) that made the supreme court considerably more powerful by enabling it to declare acts unconstitutional.
What is the case of Marbury vs Madison?
This court in Maine hears appeals in criminal and civil matters from the court that is below it.
What is the Maine Supreme Court.
If you are bringing a civil action, you must prove your case against the party you are suing by a ___________- this is a lesser or greater standard of proof than at a criminal trial.
What is a preponderance of the evidence - it is a lesser standard of proof.