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the Highest Court in the federal system?
a) Supreme Court
b) Superior Court
c) Municipal Court
d) District Court
There are 254 of these courts in Texas?
a) Counties
b) Country
c) State
d) District
Document that created the judicial Branch?
a) Constitution
b) Civil
c) Criminal
d) Judicial
Means by which federal judges are placed in office?
a) Appointed
b) Appeal
c) Dual
d) Federal
Type of case that deals with the an individual's private rights?
a) federal
b) criminal
c) civil
d) state
Court system that deals with the United States laws
a) Federal
b) State
c) Civil
d) Criminal
Type of case when someone is accused of committing a crime
a) Criminal
b) Civil
c) Federal
d) Probate
Means by which federal judges are placed in office?
a) appointed
b) constitution
c) appeal
d) resort
The supreme Court's authority to decide what is constitutional, as decided in Marbury v Madison
a) Judical Review
b) Appeal
c) Appointed
d) Constitution
Hears case of city ordinance violations?
a) Municipal Court
b) Elected
c) Attorney
d) Judicial Review
Court system that deals with state laws
a) State
b) federal
c) City
d) Probate
Number of Supreme Court Justices?
a) 9
b) 6
c) 10
d) 7
What an appellate court hears from a lower court
a) Appeal
b) Appointed
c) Probate
d) State
Two Court Systems in the United States?
a) Dual
b) Duet
c) appointed
d) appeal
Judges who rode from place to place in many different locations of states or federal territories to hold trials on a regular basis, once a month or once every few months
a) Circuit Riders
b) Circus Clowns
c) Marbury
d) Madison
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