Chapter 18/20 Review Flashcards

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1
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there are __ types of federal courts in the US

A

2

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2
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all of the court systems in the Us are found in article __

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3
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there are ___ types of Constitutional courts, the ___ court, courts of ___, and ___ courts

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3: supreme, appeals, district

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4
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the ___ courts hear cases coming from the ___ powers of ____

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special, expressed, congress

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5
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they (special courts) hear a ___ range of cases

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narrow

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6
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the types of cases they hear are in ___ courts, ___ courts, and federal ___

A

tax, territorial, claims

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7
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____ is who has the power to hear a case

A

jurisdicion

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_______ is determined if the US is involved in the case or the subject matter relates to the US powers or laws

A

federal court jursidiction

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9
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there are ___ types of jurisdiction

A

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10
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with ____ jurisdiction, cases that can only be heard in federal courts

A

exclusive

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11
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examples of ___ jurisdiction are: ___ crimes, infringement of ____ and _____

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exclusive, federal, copyright, counterfeiting

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in ____ jurisdiction, cases can be hear in either a ___ or ____ court

A

concurrent, federal, state

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13
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usually with _____ jurisdiction it involves ____ of different states

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concurrent, residents

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14
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in ___ jurisdiction, are the courts that hear the case first

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original

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15
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most ___ jurisdiction cases start in the ____ courts but can also begin in the ___ court if they want to take the case

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original, district, supreme

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16
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with ____ jurisdiction, the higher court can hear the case on appeal

A

appellate

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17
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most ____ jurisdiction cases take place in the court of ____ but can take place in the ___ court if they want to take the case

A

appellate, appeals, supreme

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18
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the ____ court is the only court that has both ___ and appellate jurisdiction

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original, appellate

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19
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federal judges are appointed to __ terms in office and may only be removed through ____

A

life, impeachment

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20
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special court judges are appointed to __ or __ year terms

A

12/15

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21
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___ sets the pay of federal judges at ____

A

congress, 200k

22
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___ can issue warrants of arrest, set bail, and can try certain minor offenses

A

magistrates

23
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___ judges determine what happens to those unable to pay off their finances

A

only

24
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_______ try cases before the district courts

A

US attorneys

25
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the _________ represents the US in the Supreme Court

A

solicitor general

26
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the _____ is the only court required by the Const.

A

supreme court

27
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there are __ members of the Supreme Court, ___ associate justices and ___ chief justice

A

9, 8, 1

28
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the power to decide on the constitutionality of acts of government is called ______

A

judicial review

29
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judicial review was established in the case of ____ vs. ___ in ____

A

Marbury vs. Madison, 1803

30
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the supreme court takes about ___ cases each year

A

100

31
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the supreme court decides what cases it will take based on the ___ of ___

A

rule of four

32
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the supreme court must issue reasons why they voted the way they did these are called the ____

A

court opinions

33
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the are __ ways a judge can vote on a case

A

3

34
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with a ___ the judge votes in favor of the decision

A

majority opinion

35
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with a ___ the judge votes in favor of the decision but finds a different reason for agreeing

A

concurrent decision

36
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with a ___ the judge votes against the decision

A

dissenting opinion

37
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_______ are protections against the gov

A

civil liberties

38
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government cannot “deprive any person of life, liberty, or property without one’s ____.”

A

due process

39
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federal ______ is covered by the ___ amendment

A

due process, 5

40
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there are ___ types of due process

A

2

41
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in ____ due process, the gov should create fair and constitutional laws (the what)

A

substantive

42
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in ___ due process, the gov. must carry out laws in a far and legal way (the how)

A

procedural

43
Q

each state has the power to keep its people safe. this is done by the use of the ____

A

police power

44
Q

police must have a court order authorizing a search using a ____

A

search warrant

45
Q

police dont need a warrant to search a ___

A

car

46
Q

under _____ police don’t need a warrant to arrest someone

A

probable cause

47
Q

the exclusionary rule was established in __ vs ___

A

Mapp vs Ohio

48
Q

no excessive bail fines under ___

A

8th amendment

49
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the second form involves giving ___ or ___ to the enemy

A

aid or comfort

50
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this can only be committed in times of ___

A

war

51
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the max penalty is ___

A

death