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"Master Legal Lingo: CourtQuest Final Jeopardy - Test Your Knowledge on Jurisdiction and Courtrooms"

Dive into the intriguing world of law with "CourtQuest Final Jeopardy," where you can challenge your knowledge of courtroom terminology, jurisdiction, and the roles of key legal figures. From understanding the differences between civil and criminal courts to identifying the responsibilities of attorneys, witnesses, and judges, this game offers a fun and educational experience. Whether you're a law student or just curious about the judicial system, this interactive quiz will enhance your legal literacy and keep you engaged!

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"Master Legal Lingo: CourtQuest Final Jeopardy - Test Your Knowledge on Jurisdiction and Courtrooms"

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  1. Welcome to CourtQuest

  2. Court Quest Final Jeopardy Who’s Who Jurisdiction Courtroom Lingo Civil or Criminal Court Numbers This and That $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $300 $300 $300 $300 $300 $300 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400

  3. Hired to represent people with legal problems

  4. Who is an attorney?

  5. Offers testimony in court concerning the facts of the case

  6. Who is a witness?

  7. Hired by the state to represent the rights of the citizens in a criminal trial

  8. Who is the prosecuting attorney?

  9. Responsible for keeping an accurate record of all that occurs in the courtoom

  10. Who is the court reporter?

  11. Court that handles cases involving dangerous dogs

  12. What is the municipal court?

  13. Court that has original jurisdiction in felony matters

  14. What are District Courts?

  15. The only court that would handle both a civil or criminal appeal

  16. What are Courts of Appeals?

  17. Court at the state level that has final jurisdiction over death penalty cases

  18. What is theCourt of Criminal Appeals?

  19. Taking a case to a higher court for a rehearing

  20. What is toappeal?

  21. Term having to do with a local community or city

  22. What is municipal?

  23. Division of law that deals with disputes between two parties

  24. What is civil law?

  25. The power of a court to try and decide certain cases

  26. What is jurisdiction?

  27. Type of court that would handle a murder case

  28. What is criminal court?

  29. Type of court that would handle a divorce case

  30. What is civil court?

  31. Type of court that would help a victim recover damages for injuries from a car accident

  32. What is a civil court?

  33. Daily Double

  34. Type of court that would handle a vandalism case involving toilet- papering a house

  35. What is a criminal court?

  36. The number of district courts in Texas

  37. What is 432?

  38. The courts in Texas that have the largest total number of judges

  39. What are the municipal courts?

  40. The number of district courts that are designated as criminal district courts

  41. What is 12?

  42. The total number of court officials at the state’s highest courts

  43. What is 18?

  44. Court that handles small claims $5000 or less

  45. What are Justice of the Peace Courts?

  46. The range of ages to be considered a juvenile in Texas

  47. What is ten to seventeen?

  48. The length of term for a justice on the Texas Supreme Court

  49. What is six years?

  50. The court that has final jurisdiction on all juvenile cases

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