The Court System
Supreme Court
Supreme Court Cases
Judicial Terms
Review
100

The highest level of the court system.

What is the Supreme Court

100

The name for the judges of the Supreme Court.

What are Justices

100

This case established the concept of judicial review.

What is Marbury v. Madison

100

Older cases used to help decide newer cases.

What is Precedent

100

The division of government and separation of powers are two parts of what system?

What is Federalism

200

The three levels of the court system.

What are the Trial Courts, the Appellate Courts, and the Supreme Court.

200

The number of people who serve on the Supreme Court.

What is 9

200

This case involved a "Bong Hits 4 Jesus" sign.

Morse v. Frederick

200

A formal request to move a court case to a higher court.

What is an Appeal

200

Powers shared between the local, state, and federal government are known as...

What are Concurrent Powers

300

The US has two court systems.  They are the...

What are the State and Federal Court Systems.

300

If confirmed, she would be the newest member of the Supreme Court.

Who is Amy Coney Barrett (Not Amy Kobe Bryant)

300

This case clarified what rights the police must inform you of when placed under arrest.

What is Miranda v. Arizona

300

A court case that has a very significant impact on law across the country.

What is a Landmark Case
300

What government positions are 3rd and 4th in the line of succession?

What are the Speaker of the House and President pro Tempore of the Senate

400

Judicial Review is the power of the Supreme Court to decide if a law is ___________ or ____________?

What are Constitutional or Unconstitutional

400

Who is the current longest-serving member of the Supreme Court?

Who is Clarence Thomas

400

This case established the right to privacy.

What is Griswold v. Connecticut

400

Judicial Activism is also known by the phrase...

What is "Legislating from the Bench"

400

Identify 3 roles of the President.

What are: Commander-in-Chief, Chief Executive, Chief Diplomat, Chief of State, Chief Citizen, Chief of Party

500

How many members of the Supreme Court need to approve for the Court to hear a case?

What is 4

500

Who was the two people who have been nominated and confirmed to the Supreme Court under President Trump?

Who are Neil Gorsuch and Brett Kavanaugh

500

Identify 3 landmark cases from the 1800s.

What are: Marbury v. Madison (1803), Scott v. Sanford (1857), and Plessy v. Ferguson (1896)

500

What is Jurisprudence?

The legal system, or the study/science of law.

500

How many votes are necessary to win the Electoral College?

What is 270