Legislative Branch
What is the state level legislate branch?
What are the two types of court cases?
Civil and Criminal
Who is the head of the Executive branch of the state?
The Governor
What are the different units of local governments?
What are the two types of court cases?
What parts are in the General Assembly?
The Senate and the House of Delegates
What is the last step in a trial?
Verdict
Where does the Governor of Virginia get his power?
The Virginia Constitution
What are local laws called?
Ordinances
What is the only state court with a judge and jury?
Circuit Court
What are the parts of congress?
The Senate and House of Representatives.
What happens after you get arrested?
Bail or Jail
What is the role of "Chief Executive" for the Governor?
Chief Administrator
Who is elected or appointed in cities or counties and given the power to oversee the operation of the K-12 public schools?
The School Board
What includes District Courts?
Small claims court and Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court.
What is the Legislative Branch for Towns and Cities?
Town council or City Council.
What court case established judicial review?
Marbury vs Madison
What role does the President have that the Governor does not have?
Chief Diplomat
What does the Virginia Constitution require voters in every locality to elect?
A sheriff, treasurer, Mayor or board of supervisors.
Which state court has the first Appellate Jurisdiction?
Circuit courts.
What is the Legislative Branch of a County?
A board of supervisors.
Who issues search warrants, subpoenas, summons and sets bail?
Who helps the Governor administer and enforce the laws?
Cabinet officers and state agencies.
Where are the powers of the city listed?
The City Charter.
What are all the steps in a criminal court case?
Arrest, Bail or Jail, Plea, Trial, Verdict, Sentencing (Then maybe appeal)