A quiz on the material from my American Government class regarding the Federal Court System.
Authority of the accused to defend themselves independently in a case.
Authority of a judge to hear, or try a case.
Authority of a court to hear, or try, a case.
Authority of a lawyer to hear, or try, a case.
Article I
Article III
Article II
Article IV
Concurrent Jurisdiction
Original Jurisdiction
Appellate Jurisdiction
Exclusive Jurisdiction
Concurrent Jurisdiction
Original Jurisdiction
Appellate Jurisdiction
Exclusive Jurisdiction
Concurrent Jurisdiction
Original Jurisdiction
Appellate Jurisdiction
Exclusive Jurisdiction
Concurrent Jurisdiction
Original Jurisdiction
Appellate Jurisdiction
Exclusive Jurisdiction
Original and Exclusive Jurisdiction
Original and Appellate Jurisdiction
Appellate and Exclusive Jurisdiction
Concurrent and Original Jurisdiction
Vice President
Chief Justice
President
Ambassadors
Supreme Court Justices
Federal Court Judges
Both A and B
None of the Above
Congress
The House of Representatives
The Senate
The People
10 Years
20 Years
30 Years
For Life
The Court's Decision
Judicial Review
The Court's Choice
The Court Vote
Marbury vs. Madison
Rowe vs. Wade
Brown vs. The Board of Education
John vs. Jack
Popular Sovereignty
Death Row
Jails
The American system of government.
Two or More States
Ambassadors
Public Ministers
A,B, and C
Appeals Cases
Concurrent Cases
Exclusive Cases
Original Cases
Concurrent Jurisdiction
Appellate Jurisdicion
Original Jurisdiction
Exclusive Jurisdiction
A Brief
Oral Arguments
A Court Conference
NONE
Briefs
Oral Argument Letters
Court Conference Address
None
Chief of State
President
Chief Justice
Commanding Chief
Majority Opinion
Opinion of the Court
Presidents Opinion
Minority Opinion
Dissenting Opinions
Following Examples
Precedents
None.
Dissenting Opinions
Following Examples
Precedents
None
Activist Court
Anarchist Court
Independent Court
Isolated Court
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