'Judicial restraint' diaporamas de présentation

Judicial Branch

Judicial Branch. http://www.supremecourt.gov /. Understanding the Federal Judiciary. Civil and Criminal Law. Judicial review-power to interpret the Constitution Adversary system-court of law is neutral where two parties argue there differences Criminal law :

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Introduction to Contracts

Click your mouse anywhere on the screen to advance the text in each slide. After the starburst appears, click a blue triangle to move to the next slide or previous slide. CHAPTER 9. Introduction to Contracts. Quote of the Day.

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Chapter 10

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Introduction to Contracts

Click your mouse anywhere on the screen to advance the text in each slide. After the starburst appears, click a blue triangle to move to the next slide or previous slide. CHAPTER 9. Introduction to Contracts. Quote of the Day.

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Supreme Court

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Criminal Case

Criminal Case. Civil Case. Original Jurisdiction. Appellate Jurisdiction. Concurrent Jurisdiction. Government or state resolves a DISPUTE between two parties. Allows certain types of cases to be tried in EITHER federal or state courts.

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Supreme Court

Supreme Court. Supreme Court. The highest court in the land !! Court of last resorts Judicial Review Does not have to listen to cases that are appealed to them. Only 4 justices have to agree to hear the case . ( Rule of Four )

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The Judicial Branch

The Judicial Branch. Federalism= 51+ court systems. Federal courts deal with federal law and the US Constitution. State courts deal with state laws and state Constitutions. Federalism= 51+ court systems. Federal courts deal with federal law and the US Constitution.

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The Judicial Branch

The Judicial Branch. The Federal Courts and the Supreme Court. Constitution Establishes Court. Art. III, Sect. 1 Creates Supreme Court and National Judiciary. Sources of US Law. Common law from England US Constitution Statutes - laws established by legislatures

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Amending the Constitution

Amending the Constitution. The Constitution . The Framers understood the need to make the Constitution adaptable . They built into the document a way to amend, or change , the Constitution There are two different ways to amend the Constitution: Formal Informal . Formal Methods.

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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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Supreme and Federal Courts: An Introduction

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Supreme Court

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Amending the Constitution

Amending the Constitution. Chapter 3 Section 3. Amendment Process. Founders created a Constitution that could be adapted Amendments may be proposed and ratified in two ways. Proposing Amendments. 2/3 vote in House and Senate 2/3 of states ask Congress to call a convention

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Judicial Restraint v. Judicial Activism

Judicial Restraint v. Judicial Activism. Judicial Restraint. Stick to a strict interpretation of the Constitution. Use the original intent of the Framers. If Constitution is silent or ambiguous, defer to states and/or elected branches. Judicial Restraint (cont.).

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Supreme Court

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Supreme Court

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Judicial Activism and Judicial Restraint Objective 29h

Judicial Activism and Judicial Restraint Objective 29h. By Stephanie Byrnes 4-22-08 Pd. 5. Objective. 29h- recognize the difference between judicial activism and judicial restraint. Judicial Activism.

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