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What did article 3 set up?

The supreme court

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What does judicial power extend to?

All cases

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Qualifications to be convicted of treason

2 witnesses or a confession in an open court

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What was the only court created in the constitution

The supreme court

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What federal courts deal with

Disputes that apply to the entire U.S.

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What state courts deal with

Disputes about state laws

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What level of the judiciary branch are issues mostly resolved

State courts

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Criminal

Relating to a crime

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Civil

Relating to the rights of citizens

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Appellate court

Where you go to get a case relooked at

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True or false: all decisions of final after going through the Surpeme Court

True

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Civil court

When people sue another person or government

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Criminal court

When a person breaks the law

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Hears 90% of cases

State courts

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Federal Court has jurisdiction in what?

Things concerning the constitution and federal laws

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Best guiding principals in Article lll

Checks and Balances and Federalism

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First level of state court

State trial court

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First level of federal court

District court

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True or false: states don’t have their own supreme court

False

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Extradition

When a criminal has to return to the state where the crime was commited

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What do state courts interpret

State laws and constitution

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Where does the supreme court hear appeals from?

Appeals courts or highest court in a state

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What system did the framers want for the government

A republican system

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What government structure do states have

A republican structure

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True or false: the constitution lists specific powers for states

False

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True or false: the constitution lists things that the states cannot do

True

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How many judges are on the supreme court?

9

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Why are there always an odd number of judges on the supreme court

So there isn’t a tie

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How are state courts created

State constitutions

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Who creates federal courts

Congress

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True or false: state courts have the final say on their interpretation of state laws but not federal laws (which can get appealed)

True

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Do politics affect who gets chosen for the supreme court?

Yes

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Who chooses the supreme court justices

The president

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How does the supreme court affect states

They can limit state’s power

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10th Amendment

Any powers not listed in the constitution go to the states

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True or false: the constitution ONLY concerns the 3 branches

False

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Can states declare war

No

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Can states control public education

Yes

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Intrastate commerce

Trading within that state

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Interstate commerce

Trading with other states

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Can the Supreme Court limit state’s powers with rulings?

Yes

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How did judicial review start

A judge got taken off by Jefferson and the Supreme Court said it was unconstitutional for them to appoint him again

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Significance of judge positions

They keep them for life

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Judiciary Act

Congress could regulate power of federal courts

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Judicial review

The supreme court decides if something is constitutional

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Municipality

Local government

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Where do local governments get their power from

Their states

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Unincorporated

Place not governed by a city or town

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1st service municipalities provide

Utilities

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2nd service municipalities provide

Education

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3rd service municipalities provide

Public safety

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4th service municipalities provide

Health and public welfare

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5th service municipalities provide

Land use management

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how are municipalities services paid for

By town taxes

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Largest portion of spending in local govs

Education

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How citizens can participate in local governments

Getting involved in local offices

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Difference between state and local govs

State govs need permission from federal gov and local gov needs permission from state gov

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How many judges do trial and district courts have

1

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How many judges in appeals courts (both federal and state)

3

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Can appeals courts deny the case?

Yes

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Republican system

Type of democracy

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Who decides the outcome most of state trial courts

Juries

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Do appellate courts have juries

No

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Who approves justices after the pres chooses them

The senate

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What types of cases are more likely to get appealed

Criminal cases

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True or false: most civil cases get solved at a lower court level

True

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Can a state court take any case not exclusively given to a federal court?

Yes