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Juvenille Justice
100
Who serves as the chief executive officer of Georgia?
What is the governor?
100
Who can call special sessions?
Who is the governor?
100
What does the Judical branch do?
What is interpreting laws?
100
What are the most serious criminal crimes called?
What are felonies?
100
Juvenilles are not arrested they are...
What is "taken into custody?"
200
How many years are in the Governor's term?
What is 4?
200
How many senators are there in Georgia's GA?
What is 56?
200
How are Supreme Court justices chosen in Georgia?
What is elected?
200
In a criminal case who has the burden of proof?
What is the state?
200
Who determines if a juvenille is guilty?
What is a judge?
300
How many consecuive terms can the Governor serve in a row?
What is 2?
300
Who is the presiding officer in the House of Representatives?
What is the speaker?
300
What is the judicial power to set aside a legislative or executive action?
What is judicial review?
300
Who has the burden of proof in a civil case?
Who is the plaintiff?
300
Juvenille judges are not elected they are..
What is appointed?
400
Who is in charge of all elections in Georgia?
Who is the Secretary of State?
400
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate?
What is Lt. governor?
400
What kind of court has no jury?
What is an appellate court?
400
Which branch of Georgia's government is the largest?
What is executive?
400
A crime that would be the same if committed by an adult
What is a delinquent act?
500
What judicial power does the Governor have?
What is pardon a criminal?
500
If a bill is passed out of committee in the senate, before it can go to the House of Representatives, what does the vote have to be?
What is simple majority?
500
Who determines if an adult is formally charged? (indicted)
What is grand jury?
500
A system where the national, state, and local governments share authority is called what?
What is federalism?
500
When a judge determines guilt or innocence
What is adjudicatory?