Federal Court Make-Up
Georgia Courts
Supreme Court
Supreme Court Rulings
Supreme Court: Religon
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What is the highest court of the United States called?

Supreme Court 

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What is the highest court of Georgia called

Georgia's Supreme Court

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How many justices are on the court

9

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This court case gave us the precedent of Judicial Review

Marbury v. Madison (1803)

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What is the no establishment Clause?

The United States Government and States can not establish a state sponsored religion 

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Who appoints Federal court judges?

The president 

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What do municipal courts handle 

Small crimes at the local level 

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Who is the Chief Justice 

John Roberts 

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This court case established the precedent of no prior restraint

Near v. Minnesota (1931)

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Engle v. Vitale (1962(

Public school prayer is unconstitutional if lead by an employee 

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Which federal circuit is Georgia located in?

11

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What does a civl case regard 

lawsuits and cash penalties 

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How many justices are required for a majority opinion

Five 

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This court case established the doctrine of Clear and Present Danger

Schenk v. U.S. (1919)

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Reynolds v. U.S. (1878)

Religon can not be used to circumvent the laws of the United States 

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What kinds of issues do federal district courts make decisions on?

Interstate Crime

Crimes against federal employees or federal agencies 

Drug Trafficking 

Terrorism 

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How many juvenile courts are in Georgia 

159

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How long is oral argument today in the Supreme Court

Thirty minutes per side

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This court case demonstrated how the supremacy clause functioned and said said state's can not review the constitutionality of federal laws

Martin v. Hunter's Lesse (1816)
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When talking about seperation of Religon, what is the wall

Strict separation of church and state 

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How many Federal District Courts are there?

94

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What is a type of court in Georgia that does not require a law degree 

Magistrate and Probate

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Who was the first female Supreme Court Justice?

Sandra Day O'Connor

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This court case decided that the protection of Due Process only applies to the Federal Government and this lead to Jim Crow being a constitutional 

U.S. v. Crukshank (1876)

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Sherbert v. Verner (1963)

Sherbert test and compelling interest doctrine is created 

Compelling Interest Doctrine- Government can not interfere unless there is a compelling interest 

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