Living in one of the most developed countries in the world requires a full understanding of its law and resultant administration. The Federal Judiciary and The US Supreme Court quiz below shades more light on the subject.
Article I
Article III
Article II
Article IV
Appeals Cases
Concurrent Cases
Exclusive Cases
Original Cases
6 years, the same as a senator
4 years, the same as the president
Lifetime, unlike any elected official
Lifetime, but with mandatory retirement at age 80
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 Appellate Jurisdiction
The president names the justice, but Congress may veto the nomination
The president nominates a justice, but that justice must be confirmed by 2/3 majority vote in the House
The Senate nominates a justice, and the House then confirms that nomination by simple majority vote
The president nominates the justice, but that justice must be confirmed by majority vote of the Senate
A precedent
Judicial review
Judicial restraint
Judicial activism
Marbury v Madison
Roe v Wade
Brown v The Board of Education
Gideon v Wainwright
Briefs
Rebuttals
Oral Arguments
Opinions
Briefs
Rebuttals
Opinions
Appeals
Clerks
Vice President
Chief Justice
Senior Justice
Dissenting
Second
Minority
Concurring
Dissenting Opinions
Concurring Opinions
Minority Opinions
Second Opinions
Activist Court
Independent Court
Restrained Court
Isolated Court
Concurrent Jurisdiction
Original Jurisdiction
Appellate Jurisdiction
Exclusive Jurisdiction
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