Bill of Rights
Individual rights like freedom of speech is preserved.
What is the Bill of Rights?
The Illinois state legislature.
What is the General Assembly?
This person is next in line when the Governor is unable to fulfill his/her responsibilities and is next in line to replace him/ her.
Who is the Lieutenant Governor?
This court has a total of 7 Justices.
What is the Supreme Court?
The first capital of Illinois.
What is Kaskaskia?
To return or give replacement of something taken or destroyed.
What is restitution?
A charge of misconduct of an elected official?
What is impeachment?
A term that refers to anything having to do with the Governor
What is Gubernatorial?
The length of 1 term in the Supreme Court of Illinois.
What is 10 years?
The county that Mattoon is a part of.
What is Coles County?
To give evidence of oneself.
What is Self-Incrimination?
A vote needed in both the House and Senate to override a veto.
What is a 3/5 vote?
What is 25 years old?
Hears cases on appeals from the circuit courts.
What is the Appellate Court?
The location of the county seat.
What is Charleston, Illinois?
Needed to support a search warrant.
What is an Affidavit?
This person can call a "Special Session" of the General Assembly.
Who is the Governor?
Pays the state's bills and keeps the State Checkbook.
Who is the Comptroller?
The court with unified trial courts.
What is the Circuit Court?
The state militia of Illinois.
What is the National Guard?
A series of legal steps which must be taken before punishment is given.
What is Due Process?
Our Illinois State Representative.
A legal officer responsible for protecting consumers from fraud in Illinois.
Who is the Attorney General?
Someone that must be a U.S. citizen, a licensed attorney, and a resident of the district they are elected from.
A judge.
The title of cities, villages, and incorporated towns.
What are municipalities or municipality?