Structure
Makes up the supreme court.
What is 9 justices and 1 chief?
Article III
What is Judicial branch?
Leader of supreme court.
What is chief justice?
A check judicial has for legislative branch.
What is reviewing laws?
A type of case where courts use laws to settle disputes.
What is a civil case?
Establishes the lower courts.
What is congress?
Judicial branch responsibility
What is interpret laws?
Burglary of a bank
What is criminal case?
The way judicial branch checks other branches,
What is judicial review?
The federal court system and state court systems.
What is dual-court?
The number of judges in appellate court.
What is 3 judges?
Case that made judicial review.
What is Marbury v Madison?
The way supreme courts decide to hear the cases.
What is the rule of fours?
A check executive branch has on judicial branch.
What is senate confirming justices?
What is jurisdiction?
The federal court system from highest to lowest.
What is Supreme Court, U.S. Court of Appeals, Trial/District Courts?
2 types of jurisdiction
What is original and appellate?
Included in supreme court.
What is original and appellate courts?
A check judicial branch checks executive branch.
What is declaring laws unconstitutional?
The example to be used to help judges with decisions in future cases that are similar.
What is precedent?
Double jeopardy!
List 5 steps for a trial.
What is opening statement, evidence, closing statement, jury starts deliberation, get verdict?
Judges interpret law based on changing conditions and values.
What is judicial activism?
Number of district courts.
What is 94?
What is Plessy v Ferguson and Brown v Board of education?
A group of people that examine evidence to determine whether there is a probable cause to bring n accused person to trial.
What is grand jury?