Chapter 11 section 1 Flashcards

1
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due process

A

14th amendment says no state may deprive any person of life, liberty, or property without legal cause

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2
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litigant

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someone who is engaged in a lawsuit

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3
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Appellate jurisdiction

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refers to the authority of a court to hear a case whose trial court decision is being contested

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4
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original jurisdiction

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refers to the authority of the trial court in which a case is first heard

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5
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concurrent jurisdiction

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at the same time

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6
Q

the reason that John Adams appointed “midnight judges” was to ensure a _________ influence in the federal courts for years to come

A

federal

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7
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John Adams most important apointee _________ __________ who served as _______ _____ ________ from ____ to ______

A

Jonathan marshall
Supreme court Justice
1801-1835

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8
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Marbury vs Madison

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Judicial Review- Supreme Court has final say in the constitution

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9
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McCulloch vs. Maryland

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states cannot hamper the legitimate national interests

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10
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Dred Scott vs. Sandford

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African-Americans cannot be U.S. citizens, Missouri Comprimise was unconstitutional, congress could NOT stop the spread of slavery

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11
Q

Plessy vs. Ferguson

A

seperate but equal

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12
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Brown vs. Board of Education of Topeka

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made segregation illegal or “overturned Plessy”

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13
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what lasting principles have Chief Justice Earl Warren and his court been credited for since the 1950’s-1970’s

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major force in civil rights decision

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