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Bureaucracy
a system of management and administration in a government or large organization that is run by a group of unelected officials following stricti, established rules
Cabinet
a high-level advisory and decision-making body composed of the senior-most officials in the executive branch
Administration
the practical management, organization, and execution of public policies and laws by the executive branch
Treaties
a formal, legally binding written agreement between sovereign countries or international organizations that is governed by international law
Executive Privilege
the power claimed by the U.S. President and high-level executive branch officials to keep certain internal communications, documents, and discussions secret from Congress, the courts, and the public
Courts of Appeals
a higher legal body that reviews decisions made by lower trial courts to check if laws were applied correctly and fairly
Circuit Courts
a judicial body that either operates within a specific geographic region or historically traveled a designated route (“on circuit”) to hold trials across multiple locations
Precedent
a past court decision that serves as an authoritative rule or guide for deciding later cases with similar facts or legal issues
Original Jurisdiction
a court’s power to hear and decide a case for the first time any review by a higher court
Appeal
a formal legal process in which a party asks a higher court to review and change a decision made by a lower court