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How many justices are there on the Supreme Court?

Nine

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Which house of Congress must approve presidential appointment to the court?

Senate

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Which article in the constitution discusses the courts

Article three

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Writ of Cert is the same as….

A certificate

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What do you write when your case is accepted by the courts?

Briefs are written to explain your Point of view

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What do lower quartz use to send up your records?

Writ of CERT

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How many judges does it take to hear a case?

4

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The secret meeting of the justices

Conference

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Law between individuals is called…

Civil law

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This limits who may hear a case, the authority geographic or legal

Jurisdiction

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Person who argues before the Supreme Court and represents the government

Solicitor General

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note: What power is held by all federal courts, and only federal courts

Judicial review

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note: what limits the power of the court?

stare decisis

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How long are federal judges appointed for?

for life

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What are the two types of jurisdictions?

Pellet and Original

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Briefs submitted by someone who's not in the case- “friend of the court”……

Amicus Curiae

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This means I agree with majority opinion but for different reasons

Concurring opinion

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when pres. talks to senators of the state they elect that justice from

senatorial courtesy

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power used broadly

Judicial

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most cases are held in

`state courts

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federal court trials are conducted in

district courts

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only way to change a Supreme Court decision is by

constitutional amendment

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controversy between states are

are part of the original jurisdiction

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who presides over the impeachment of the president

chief justice

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congress can create all courts inferior to the

supreme court

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who deals with all judicial appointments

senate judiciary committee

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what established the federal courts

the judiciary act

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the selection of federal judges is very

political

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a stamens of the courts ruling is called

an opinion

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authority a court has

jurisdiction

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court uses their power broadly, brown v board is an example

judicial ACTIVE