'Associate justices' diaporamas de présentation

Judiciary Act (1789)

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Courts

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THE JUDICIARY

THE JUDICIARY. Current Justices of the U.S. Supreme Court (President making appointment, year took office). Chief Justice John G. Roberts, Jr. (G.W. Bush, 2005) Associate Justices: Antonin Scalia (Reagan, 1986) Anthony M. Kennedy (Reagan, 1988) Clarence Thomas (G.H.W. Bush, 1991)

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The Courts

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The Supreme Court of the United States

The Supreme Court of the United States. Unit 16. LEGAL BASIS for the power of the Supreme Court. Constitution , Article III, Section I

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State of the Union Address

State of the Union Address. The State of the Union is an annual address presented by the President of the United States before a joint session of Congress.

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Government and Election Vocabulary

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The U.S. Supreme Court

The U.S. Supreme Court. The U.S. Supreme Court. The Supreme Court of the United States was established within Article III of the United States Constitution in 1789 as the highest federal court in the United States.

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The Judicial Branch of NC

The Judicial Branch of NC. North Carolina Standard Course of Study. 3.02 Explain how the NC Constitution and local charters define the framework, organization, and structure of government at the state and local.

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The United states court system

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Importance of the Judicial Branch

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The United States Constitution

The United States Constitution. Article III. What is the Constitution?. What is the United States Constitution?. Highest law in the United States All laws come from the constitution It is the framework for the US government It creates the Presidency, the Congress, and the Supreme Court.

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The Judicial Branch

The Judicial Branch . US History: Spiconardi . The Supreme Court . Final authority in the federal court system Comprised of 1 chief justice and 8 associate justices (originally 1 & 5) Number can change via congressional legislation. The Justices. Roberts, Chief Justice (R) Breyer (D)

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The Judicial Branch

The Judicial Branch. Article III. * The highest court in the land is called the U.S. Supreme Court. * The Congress has the constitutional power to create any other national courts it deems necessary No Age limit

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North Carolina Judicial Branch

North Carolina Judicial Branch. Chapter 13 Section 3. Levels of Courts. 4 Levels of Courts District and Superior Courts are trial courts Appeals and Supreme Courts are appeals courts. NC District Courts. Criminal cases- misdemeanors (minor crimes) such as traffic disputes

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ARTICLE III THE JUDICIAL BRANCH

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Article Three-The Judicial Branch

Article Three-The Judicial Branch. The Power to Interpret laws is given to The Supreme Court 9 Justices- 1 Chief Justice, 8 associate justices Appointed/chosen by President w/ Senate Approval Serve for life- no political pressure - no bribes Requirements- NONE

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Ms. hernandez

Ms. hernandez. Social Studies. Summer 1 - 2012. June 25, 2012. Branches of Government. Three branches of United States government Legislative, executive, and judicial branches Each branch has its own responsibilities All three branches work together Each branch keeps others in check.

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Judicial Branch

Judicial Branch. The Supreme Court. Powers of Supreme Court. Judicial Review Interpreting Laws Review any federal, state, or local law/action for constitutionality Nullify or cancel laws found unconstitutional. Supreme Court. 9 Justices Chief Justice + 8 Associate Justices. Jurisdiction.

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