Background
What did Hamilton state when stating why the Judicial branch had the least power?
That they dont control the purse or the sword.
Who is the Chief Justice?
John Roberts
What is a Restraint Judge?
They only go by what the constitution say word for word and other than that they let the branches do whatever they want.
What decides the decision?
the Majority
Who appoints a judge?
The president
What year was the supreme court established?
1935
Are judges elected by their president have similar beliefs?
yes
What is an Activism Judge?
A judge that interprets the constitution and uses it to deal with modern issues or events.
What are the two opinions written after the cases?
The majority opinion and the dissenting opinion.
Which group approves the Judge?
Senate
Why did the founders take less time with the Judicial Branch?
Because they had knowledge of how a court should function.
How many Justices are there?
9
Which group is most likely to believe that the constitution is a living document?
Activist
Which supreme court case came about do to a Judge never being appointed as a justice?
Marbury v Madison
Which committee confirms potential judges?
The senate Judiciary committee
Which article established the Judiciary?
Article 3 section 1
What the role of the Chief Justice?
Ref a case
What type of Jude is more likely to follow the stare decisis?
Restraint
Define when a case is in remand?
A case is sent back to a lower court for decision.
Are there any qualification to be judge?
no, not technically
Where did the supreme court use to congregate?
What test do Judges go through?
litmus test
Which will only rule against the branches if it directly affects the Constitution?
Restraint
Why do judges take litmus test?
Its to gauge the nominees on important topics.
How many appointments are approved by congress?
about 30/139