'Dual court system' diaporamas de présentation

Chapter 9.1,2 Review

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The Judicial Branch

The Judicial Branch. Unit 5 Riberdy. Court Systems & Jurisdictions. Judicial function in the United States is exercised in a dual court system. U.S. Courts. Handle (have jurisdiction over) cases involving federal law and the Constitution . State Courts.

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Judicial Branch

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Criminal Justice

Criminal Justice. Chapter 9. The Courts: Structure and Participants. Civil Law : Must be initiated by private parties. Punishments include fines, or agreement to pay the defendant for injuries or damages. Defendant cannot be sentenced to jail or executed.

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Chapter 8 Courts and the Quest for Justice

Chapter 8 Courts and the Quest for Justice. Learning Outcomes. LO1: Define and contrast the four functions of courts. LO2: Define jurisdiction and contrast geographic and subject-matter jurisdiction. LO3: Explain the difference between trial and appellate courts.

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Federal Court System

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The United States Government

The Legislative Branch The Executive Branch The Judicial Branch. The United States Government. Peoples views about the U.S. Constitution. A person that argues for interpreting the U.S. Constitution exactly as it is written is called a strict constructionist.

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Chapter 18 Review

Chapter 18 Review. Cases that are only heard in federal court. Original Jurisdiction Appellate Jurisdiction Exclusive Jurisdiction Precedent. An opinion that disagrees with the Opinion of the Court . Dissenting Opinion Majority Opinion Concurring Opinion My Opinion.

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The Judiciary

The Judiciary. The Power of the Bench. In the United States judges play a large role in making public policy. An independent judiciary must exist for courts to play a significant role.

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The National Judiciary

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Judicial Branch

Judicial Branch. Unit 4 Chapters 11 and 12. Dual Court System : state and federal courts work concurrently Jurisdiction : the authority to hear cases (what type of cases are heard and where) Concurrent jurisdiction : both state and federal courts can hear this case

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CJ101-COBL Introduction to Criminal Justice

CJ101-COBL Introduction to Criminal Justice. SEMINAR SIX Professor J. Scott Moline Winter/Spring Term 2012. CJ101-COBL. PART I: SEMINAR SIX Welcome to the UNIT 6 Seminar How are you? Reality Check-How is the course going? Open:. CJ101-COBL. PART II

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The Judicial System

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Organization of the United States Judicial System

Organization of the United States Judicial System . Civics and Economics SOL CE.10a. How are federal courts organized, and what jurisdiction does each exercise? How are state courts organized, and what jurisdiction does each exercise?. Questions.

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Chapter 3

A Dual Court System. Chapter 3. Probate Courts. Administer wills and estates. Juvenile Courts. Juveniles still have constitutional rights Juveniles have no right to jury or bail Rehabilitation not punishment Can be tried as an adult if serious offense. City or Municipal & Small Claims.

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Chapter 3

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The Three Branches of Government

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Action of the Judiciary

Wilson 16B. Action of the Judiciary. Structure . Supreme Court Required by Article III Lower Federal Courts Created by Congress Constitutional 94 districts 12 appellate Legislative Much increased in number. Selecting Judges. Party effect Ideology Facts of the case Prior rulings

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The Courts I:

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Do Now

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