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US GOVERNMENT SPRING BREAK REVIEW!

US GOVERNMENT SPRING BREAK REVIEW!. JURISDICTION: 100 A synonym for “jurisdiction”. JURISDICTION: 200 When jurisdiction overlaps. JURISDICTION: 300 Trial courts have this kind of jurisdiction; appellate courts have this kind of jurisdiction. JURISDICTION: 400

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US GOVERNMENT SPRING BREAK REVIEW!

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  1. US GOVERNMENT SPRING BREAK REVIEW!

  2. JURISDICTION: 100 A synonym for “jurisdiction”

  3. JURISDICTION: 200 When jurisdiction overlaps.

  4. JURISDICTION: 300 Trial courts have this kind of jurisdiction; appellate courts have this kind of jurisdiction.

  5. JURISDICTION: 400 The kind of court system we have in the United States; the two court systems involved in this system.

  6. COURT CASES: 100 Separate but equal was ruled perfectly acceptable after this Supreme Court case.

  7. COURT CASES: 200 Separate but equal was ruled inherently unequal as a result of this Supreme Court case.

  8. COURT CASES: 300 This Supreme Court case established judicial review.

  9. COURT CASES: 400 This Supreme Court case highlighted the need for an amendment protecting citizenship rights.

  10. THE SUPREME COURT: 100 This Chief Justice played a huge role in upholding Civil Rights.

  11. THE SUPREME COURT: 200 This gives the Supreme Court the power to determine the constitutionality of a law and how it is carried out.

  12. THE SUPREME COURT: 300 This person established the early precedents of the judicial branch.

  13. THE SUPREME COURT: 400 This body has to approve appointees made to the Supreme Court.

  14. POWERS / JOBS: 100 This power allows the judicial branch to determine the constitutionality of a law.

  15. POWERS / JOBS: 200 This power allows the judicial branch to interfere with business.

  16. POWERS / JOBS: 300 The ruling in the court case of Brown v. Board of Education.

  17. POWERS / JOBS: 400 Making sure everyone has their day in court; established by the 14th amendment.

  18. LOWER COURTS: 100 Federal district courts, federal courts of appeals, United States Court of International Trade

  19. LOWER COURTS: 200 Made up of 16 – 23 members who hear evidence brought against an individual and decide if there is enough evidence to bring an indictment.

  20. LOWER COURTS: 300 There are 94 of these; these serve as trial courts

  21. LOWER COURTS: 400 The 94 District Courts are split up into 13 of these.

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