unit 6.1-6.5

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The Federal Judiciary

Responsible for interpreting the law of the nation

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Judicial independence

Justices being impractical and united to any one person or intrest

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What is an independent judiciary essential for?

An independent judiciary is essential for preserving liberty and upholding the checks and balances of Scoutus

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What is article 3 of the constitution?

The supremacy clause over matters involving federal law

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Is there formal qualifications of federal judiciary

There are no formal qualifications to become a federal judiciary (you don’t have to be a lawyer)

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What are the factors that nomonies are considered by

  • experience

  • Ethical integrity

  • Legal accomplish

  • Race

  • Ethnicity

  • gender

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Judiciary act of 1789

Congress created lower federal judiciary the number of justices on the scoutus

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Ratification

federalist reply: opponents of the coutus were concerned about potential abuses of scoutus

  • as federal power grew individual rights and states power would diminish

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Federalist paper 78

Argument by Alexander H that the federal judiciary would be unlikely to infringe upon rights and liberties but would serve as a check on the other 2 branches of government.

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Criminal Law

A category of law covering actions determined to harm community

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Civil law

Category of law covering cases involving private rights and relationships between individuals and groups

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State courts

Handle the vast majority of cases involving private rights the US handle both criminal and civil laws

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Rule of four

4 or more justices vote to near cases on appeal

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Granted writt of certiorari if heard

Decide to review the case/ argument (briefs) both sides

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Precident

Act as a basis for future decisions of similar circumstances

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Stature decision

The practice of letting a previous legal decision stand

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Affirmed

Confirming the courts decidion

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Reserved

Overturning the district court decision

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Remanding

Sent back to the lower court for reconsideration

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Judicial Restraint

Justices should be cautious in overturning laws created by the people to avoid judicial review

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Judicial activism

should weld the power of judicial review sometimes creating bold new polices This protects minority by striking down majority opinion

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Limitations

Limits power on the supreme courts checks on court

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Congress writes legislation modifying the impact of what?

Decisions

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Judicial branch lacks…

Power of implementation

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What do other branches rely on other branches for?

Oversee decisions