To hold back for a special reason.
reserve
pardon
rehabilitate
charge
condemn
pardon
A major crime like murder.
Felony
Misdemeanor
Offense
A state's largest expense.
Corrections
State Police
Education
A name for a local government in Louisiana.
Parish
Pardon
Magistrate
Powers that both the state AND federal government have.
Shared Powers
Delegated Powers
Reserved Powers
If the Governor dies or resigns this person takes over.
Secretary of State
Comptroller
Lt. Governor
A court that hears cases involving young people under 18.
Probate Court
Juvenile Court
Supreme Court
Money paid for a service.
fee
utility
Percent
DAILY DOUBLE!!!
Can admit new states to the U.S.
The President
Congress
Supreme Court
To act as the leader
pardon
preside
probate
DAILY DOUBLE!!!!!
Some governors go on to run for this office because the duties are similar.
President
Supreme Court Justice
Senator
A minor crime like vandalism or trespassing
Misbehavior
Misconduct
Misdemeanor
Sums of money set aside for a specific purpose.
funds
fees
debt
State Congress
State Commonwealth
State Constitution
Each state is divided into election areas for state representatives and senators called...
Voting Territories
Voting Districts
Voting Circuits
Serves as commander in chief of a state's national guard.
Attorney General
Treasurer
Governor
Courts that hear cases involving family disputes.
Municipal Court
Domestic Relations Court
Trial Court
A tax paid on goods and services you buy.
Sales Tax
Income Tax
Grant Tax
A region controlled by the U.S. Government.
Country
Territory
Commonwealth
Powers only given to the states are called this.
Shared Powers
Delegated Powers
Reserved Powers
Collects taxes and pays bills owed by the state
A local law official similar to a justice of the peace.
magistrate
Attorney General
lawyer
Sales Tax
Export Tax
Income Tax
An example of a U.S. commonwealth.
Guam
Hawaii
Puerto Rico