The Judicial Branch

Which of the following cases gave the Supreme Court the power of Judicial Review?

U.S. v. Nixon enforced which constitutional principle?

Which of these is not considered a federal court case?

When there is not enough evidence to bring a case to trial, the judge may instead issue a(n)

The case of Hazelwood v Kuhlmeier set the precedent that

Which level of the federal court system are trial courts with original jurisdiction?

Like in Brown v Board of Ed, if a panel of judges disagree with a previous court decision, they will likely

Which of these is a civil case ?

The U.S. Supreme Court has original jurisdiction over cases involving

Which case overturned Plessy v Ferguson and ended segregation in schools?

The decision in the case of Gideon v Wainwright made it so that from now on

Miranda v Arizona ruled that police must read a person their rights if arrested. These rights are in the

When the Supreme Court checks the other branches by deciding laws or executive actions to be unconstitutional

District Courts, U.S. Courts of Appeals, and the U.S. Supreme Court make up the

After a trial, the losing side can

Which courts review cases to see if the lower court made an error?

In which case did the court rule that wearing armbands in school was a protected form of free speech?

Lower courts which include District and Appeals courts were created by

The Supreme Court is the only court mentioned in which Article of the Constitution?

When judges apply an earlier court decision to a current case they are using

The U.S. Supreme Court would likely issue a writ of certiorari for which case?

To keep them free of bias, federal judges are chosen by the ________ and approved by the _________.

When at least 4 Justices agree to accept a case, the Supreme Court issues a document called a(n)

Which of these is a criminal case?

Which case ruled that juveniles must get the same due process rights as adults?