Unit 5 Judicial Branch Flashcards

1
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Where did Coach Brackett go to college?

A

Hardin Simmons University

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2
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Usually in cludes 16 to 23 people hears charges against a person suspected of having committed a crime.

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Grand Jury

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3
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A formal accusation charging a person with a crime.

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Indictment

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4
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Usually consist of 6 to 12 people in a trial jury.

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Petite jury

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5
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Caries out such duties as making arrests, securing jurors, and keeping order in the court room.

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United states marshal

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6
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Regions with one appellat court in each circuits.

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Judicial circuits

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7
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This court hears cases from a federal claim court the court of international trade the united states patent office in other executive agency’s

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United states circuit court of appeals for the federal circuit

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8
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It helps congress exercise it’s powers

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Legislative courts

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9
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A president submits the name of a candidate for judicial appointment to the senators from the candidates state before formally submitting it for full senate approval.

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Senatorial courtesy

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10
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The supreme courts power to examine the laws and actions of local state and national governments and to cancel them if they violate the constitution.

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Judicial review

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11
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Refuse to spend money congress has appropriated

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Impound

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12
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Court ruled that police had acted unconstitutionally and have violated a suspects rights.

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Miranda vs Arizona

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13
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One of the basic principles of law in written judicial decisions

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Stare decisis

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14
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A model on which to base other decisions in similar cases

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Precedent

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15
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A ruling on a law or action that has not been challenged

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Advisory opinions

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16
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Authority shared by both federal and state courts.

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Concurrent Jurisdiction

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17
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The authority of a trial court to be first to hear a case.

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Original Jurisdiction

18
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Authority held by a court to hear a case that is appealed from lower court

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Appellate jurisdiction

19
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A person engaged in a lawsuit

A

Litigant

20
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Principle in the fifth amendment stating that the government must follow proper constitutional procedures in trials and in order actions it takes against individuals

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Due process clause

21
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Traveling to hold court in their assigned regions of the country

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Riding the circuit

22
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Expresses the views of the majority of the justices on a case.

A

Majority opinion

23
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The opinion of justices on the losing side in a case.

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Dissenting opinion

24
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Determining and explanation for a decision

A

Opinion

25
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Established one of the most significant principles of American constitutional law, Supreme Court had the final say in whether or not an act of government legislative or executive at the federal state or local level violates the constitution.

A

Marbury vs Madison

26
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1963 Chief of Justice

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Earl Warren

27
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(N.O.W) opposes nominees who are against women’s rights.

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National organization for women

28
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An order from the court to a lower court to send up the record on a case for review.

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Writ of Certiorari

29
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Said that the Judiciary Act of 1789 had given the court more power than the Constitution had allowed.

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Marbury v. Madison

30
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The power the court reserves to review acts of congress.

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Judicial Review

31
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The Chief Justice nominated by Andrew Jackson after John Marshall died in 1835

A

Roger Taney

32
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The case established that stated if facilities for both races were equal, they could be separate

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Separate but equal doctrine

33
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A brief unsigned statement or of the courts decision.

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Per Curiam opinion

34
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John Marshall

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Was appointed chief of justice of 1801.

35
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The authority to hear certain cases.

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Jurisdiction

36
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The court in which a case is originally tried is known as.

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Trial Court

37
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A written statement settings forth the legal arguments, relevant facts, and precedents supporting one side of a case.

A

Brief

38
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Latin for “Friend of the court”; a written brief form from an individual or group claiming to have information useful to a courts consideration of a case.

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Amicus curiae

39
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the deciding vote

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swing vote

40
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coalitions of justices

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blocs

41
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court case in louisianna, protecting the states segregation law “equal but separate accommodations based on race”

A

Plessy v. Ferguson

42
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court case that ruled unanimously that segregation laws were unconstitutional

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Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka