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This U.S. Supreme court case established the power of Judicial Review
What is Marbury v. Madison?
What are judges called to show respect while being addressed in the courtroom?
What is "Your Honor"?
What type of trial involves a dispute between two private parties?
What is a civil trial?
Why crime involves deliberately taking the life of another person?
What is murder?
Who is the impartial party that presides over legal cases?
Who is the judge?
This U.S. Supreme Court case established the Necessary and Proper Clause
What is McCulloch v. Maryland?
How many judge are typically in a panel in an appellate court?
What is 3?
What type of trial doesn’t have a jury?
What is a bench trial?
What is the crime that involves the threatening of bodily harm with intent to inflict fear into the victim?
What is assault?
What are the group of people who give the verdict in a trial called?
Who are the jury?
In 2022, this case ruling was overturned after the Supreme Court deemed that the right to privacy stated in the Constitution did not include the right to abortion.
What is Roe v. Wade?
Who is the chief justice?
What is the final decision from a jury called?
What is the verdict?
What crime involves skipping jury duty?
What is contempt of court?
Who represents the government in legal cases?
Who is the district attorney?
During World War I, the Supreme Court's ruling of this case stated that "speech posing a danger to national security" was not protected by the 1st Amendment.
What is Schneck v. United States?
What document must four of the Supreme Court Justices agree to sign in order to see a case?
What is the Writ of Certiorari?
What term is used to describe when someone is officially charge with a crime?
What is indictment?
What crime typically involves violent, criminal acts within the U.S. driven by domestic extremist ideologies with the goal of instilling fear in the public or influence government policy?
What is domestic terrorism?
Who is the person who maintains order and decorum in the court and is typically a deputy of law enforcement?
Who is the Bailiff?
What is District of Columbia v. Heller?
Double Jeopardy!
Who was the first woman to be a Supreme Court Justice?
Sandra Day O'Connor
Who decides whether or not a case has enough evidence to be taken to trial?
Who are the grand jury?
What crime involves telling a lie in a courtroom after taking an oath to tell the truth?
What is perjury?
Double Jeopardy!
Who writes and records the live testimony of a trial?
Who is the court stenographer?