Social Studies Final-Judicial Branch

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Supreme Court

the highest federal court in the United States-et to hear what cases they want, disputes against weather

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or not a law goes against the Constitution (unconstitutional

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Duties and Responsibilities

decides weather or not laws are constitutional or unconstitutional

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Justices

9 of them-John Robert's Jr is Chief Justice

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Federal Court System

-mFederal court system:hear cases involving federal laws, the U.S

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Constitution, or disputes between citizens of different states.

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State Court System

hear cases involving state laws or the states Constitution, disagreements

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between citizens of the state,resolve the kinds of issues you hear in everyday life-family

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matters,accidents, crimes,and traffic violations

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District Courts

-each state has at least 1 district court

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-district courts are the only federal courts that use juries

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-number of judges depends on size of the districts and workload

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Court of Appeals

view lower courts decisions to see if a mistake was made, heard by 3

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judges

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Judicial Review

power to overturn any law that the Court decides is in conflict with the constitution

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Panel

a group of judges

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Bench trial

trial without a jury

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federalist

people who favor a stronger national government

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Anti-Federalists

people who opposed the Constitution

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ratify

to approve

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Veto

to reject

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liberty

the freedom to live as you choose

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Selective Service

all male citizens at the age of 18 must register for the military

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Washington, d.c.

Capital of the United States

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Political parties

Democrats and Republicans

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Capitalism

an economic system where businesses are privately owned and operate for

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profit, with prices determined by competition in a free market

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Rule of Law

Everyone must follow the law

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Supreme Law of the Land

the constitution

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Checks and Balances

A system that allows each branch of government to limit the powers of the other branches in order to prevent abuse of power