'State supreme courts' diaporamas de présentation

APUSH DAY 2

APUSH DAY 2. UNIT 3-4 ADAMS TO THE ERA OF GOOD FEELINGS. Election of 1796. John Adams became the Federalist candidate: experienced leader from Massachusetts. Democratic-Republicans gathered around Thomas Jefferson Adams d. Jefferson 71 to 66 in the Electoral College.

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A member of Congress is primarily responsible to A) the people he or she represents.

A member of Congress is primarily responsible to A) the people he or she represents. B) special interest groups. C) lobbyists. D) his or her governor. A) the people he or she represents. The most important job of Congress is A) leading our military forces. B) making laws.

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Judiciary Branch

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PRESENTED by: THE NATIONAL CENTER FOR DISPUTE SETTLEMENT

ARBITRATION IN LIEU OF LITIGATION & ENFORCEABILITY OF ARBITRATION CLAUSES. PRESENTED by: THE NATIONAL CENTER FOR DISPUTE SETTLEMENT. NCDS. National ADR Firm: 3 rd Party Neutral Key Dates: 1968, 1987 Automotive Warranty Cases since 1995 Mediation, Arbitration, Med-Arb

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Ch. 18 Guided Reading and Review answers

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Chapter 8 State Government

Section 1: The States Section 2: State Legislatures Section 3: The State Executive Branch Section 4: State Courts. Chapter 8 State Government. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0IsRmNhwauc. Section 1: The States. The Main Idea

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3-3 State Court Systems

3-3 State Court Systems. GOALS Compare the structure of a typical state court system with the structure of the federal courts Explain the jurisdictions of the specialized courts in a typical state system. A TYPICAL STATE COURT SYSTEM. State trial courts State courts of appeals

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CHAPTER ONE

CHAPTER ONE. AN OVERVIEW OF THE AMERICAN LEGAL SYSTEM. U.S. Justice System. Branches of Government Legislative Executive Judicial Levels of Government Local State Federal. U.S. Criminal Justice System. 3 Primary Components Police Courts Corrections 3 Levels of Each Component Local

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Section 8.4: The State Judicial Branch

Section 8.4: The State Judicial Branch. Lower State Courts. Most legal matters that arise within a state fall under the state court system. Most states have a three-tiered system similar to the federal court system. Florida Court System. Florida has a four-tiered court system.

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The Federal Judiciary

The Federal Judiciary. Constitution of the United States Article III Section 1.

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State Courts

State Courts. Chapter 4. Courts & Court Systems. U.S. has a Dual Court system. Federal Courts State Courts. State Courts. Trial Courts of Limited Jurisdiction. Referred to as Lower Courts or Inferior Courts. There are more than 13,500 trial courts nationally.

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Chapter 3

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Unit 6, Lesson 3 Qualifications of Elected Officials

Unit 6, Lesson 3 Qualifications of Elected Officials. Essential Questions: What can I do to impact my government and community? Learning Target: 2.9 IWBAT evaluate candidates for political office by analyzing their qualifications, experience, platforms, debates, and ads.

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