Article 3 Review Flashcards

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Who must approve their appointment

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The senate

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How are justices chosen

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If there are vacancies the president can appoint them.

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How long can a justice serve

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A lifetime

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How many justices are there on the court

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9

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How do cases go to the Supreme Court

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Either through the lower state or federal courts or directly to the Supreme Court (Appellate vs. Original jurisdictions)

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Who is the current Chief Justice

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John Roberts

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Who was the first woman on the Court

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Sandra Day O’Conner

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What happens to Supreme Court decisions after they are made

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The Supreme Court justices publish written opinions explaining why they made the decisions that they did.

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What are appellate and original jurisdictions

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Appellate: Supreme Court heard cases from LOWER COURTS

Original: Supreme Court has the right to hear the case for the first time

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What is the judicial review

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This means that the court can decide if the law is unconstitutional. (The ultimate “check” on the legislative and executive branches)

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