Questions
This court case established Judicial Review
Marbury V. Madison
This amendment protects us from unreasonable search and seizure
4th
This amendment protects us from double jeopardy and self incrimination
5th
This amendment gives us the right to a speedy trial
6th
This amendment grants citizenship to former slaves and also gives equal protection under the law
14th
This type of judgement means we want to change the law or have a deeper interpretation of the law
Judicial Activism
This type of judgement means we want to take the law at face value and understand the law as written
Judicial Restraint
This person appoints new federal judges
Prez
This house of congress votes and approves new judges
Senate
This type of sentencing means that you go to jail or prison
Incarceration
This court case established abortion laws
Roe v Wade
This type of sentencing occurs when you get out of jail but you are still under restrictions of the law
Parole
This type of sentencing occurs when you do not go to jail but you still are receiving punishment for something you did
Probation
This type of court jurisdiction means that you are the ONLY court that gets to see the case
Exclusive
This type of jurisdiction means that you see the court case first
Original
This type of jurisdiction means that the federal and state governments can see the case
Concurrent
You may go to this court if you counterfeit money
Federal
If a court wants to review a case, they will send you to this court. (usually higher than the court it was just at)
Appellate
State
The person in a case that brings the case to court
Plaintiff
The person that is being accused of the crime
Defendant
When you get arrested you must be read your
Miranda Rights
Winner of the 1944 World Series
Cardinals
Winner of the 1995 world series
Braves
Winner of the 2008 world series
Phillies