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How many justices are on the Supreme Court?

9

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Which house of Congress must approve Presidential appointment?

Senate

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Which article do you find the Supreme Court in?

Article III

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NOTE! Judicial review is in what type of courts?

all Federal Courts and Only in Federal Court

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This person represents the Federal government and the Supreme Court?

Solicitor General

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This limits who may decide a case (geographic or constitutional/political)?

Jurisdiction

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Law between individuals?

Civil

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NOTE! A writ of cert is ___?

The same as a certificate

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Private meeting only justices go to?

Conference

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How many justices does it take to hear a case?

4

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This is a request that a case be submitted to the supreme court (records being sent up)?

A Writ of Certiorari

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When a case is accepted by the court what do you have to write to present your case?

Briefs

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This is a brief by someone who’s not part of the case “friend of the court”?

“Amicus Brief”

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Which comes first appellate or original jurisdiction?

Original

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How long do Federal judges serve?

For life

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NOTE! A limit of Judical Power is__?

Precedent or Stare decís

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This means I agree with the majority of what you are saying but for different reasons?

Concurring Opinion

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When a President calls up a Senator before appointing?

Senatorial Courtesy

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This is when the court uses their power broadly?

Judicial Activism ex: Brown v Board

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The vast majority of cases are tried in what type of courts?

State Courts

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NOTE! Federal court trials are conducted in what type of courts?

District Courts

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NOTE! The legal reasoning of judges is called what?

an opinion

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NOTE! The only way to change Supreme Court decisions is through?

Constitutional amendments

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Controversy between states is part of the courts original jurisdiction, true or false?

True

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The chief Justice presides over what?

Presidential impeachments

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What are the two types of jurisdictions?

Appellate and original

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Congress can make all courts inferior (less than) to?

The Supreme Court

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The senate Judiciary Committee deals with all?

Judiciary Nominations

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This means you can only strike down laws that clearly violate the constitution?

Judicial Restraint

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What established Federal Court?

The Judiciary Act

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The selection of federal judges is very…?

Political

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