Judicial Branch

What is jurisdiction?

• A panel of people selected from the population to hear cases

• The right to decide if a law is constitutional or not

• The right to hear or listen to a case/ make a decision

• The court system

What court is missing?

• Virginia Court of Appeals

• U.S. Court of Appeals

• U.S. Supreme

• VA Supreme

What is the correct order for the state court system from bottom to top?

• U.S. District, U.S. Court of Appeals, U.S. Supreme

• General District, VA Court of Appeals, VA Circuit, VA. Supreme

• General District, VA Circuit, VA Court of Appeals, U.S.. Supreme

• General District, VA Circuit, VA Court of Appeals, VA. Supreme

Which court has limited original jurisdiction?

• U.S. District

• General District

• U.S. Supreme

• VA Court of Appeals

What does appeallate jurisdiction mean?

• The right to hear a case for the 2nd of more time after an initial decision has been made

• The right to decide if a case is constitutional

• The right to hear a case first

• The right to remain silent

Who is John Marshall?

• The Supreme Court Justice right now

• The Supreme Court Justice who established Judicial review

• The President who established Judicial review

• The founding father that established judicial review

Marbury v. Madison

• Established criminal case law

• Established rule of law

• Established Judicial Review

• Established the right to have your Miranda rights read to you

Difference between criminal and civil law

• Criminal law is when a law has been broken and civil is when there is a disagreement

• Civil law is when a law has been broken and criminal is when there is a disagreement

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Difference between a misdemeanor and a felony

• A felony is when there has been damage of more than $1,000 or gross bodily harm/ deal, a misdemeanor is less than $1,000 in damage or minor bodily harm

• A misdemeanor is when there has been damage of more than $1,000 or gross bodily harm/ deal, a felony is less than $1,000 in damage or minor bodily harm

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Difference between a plaintiff v a defendant

• A plaintiff is suing the defendant is being sued

• The defendant is suing the plaintiff is being sued

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