Midlo Middle Civics Judicial Branch

What is a term for being formally charged with a crime?

Where do all Virginia state cases START out?

Which amendment guarantees your right to due process by the FEDERAL government?

What is a term for reviewing a decision of a lower court?

What is a term for money paid when you HURT SOMEONE or something?

What is a term for the power to determine constitutionality of laws or actions?

What does "due process" mean?

What are the steps in a criminal case?

Term for evidence that is sufficient to warrant an arrest/ search/ seizure

Which Federal court has Appellate Juristdiction?

What is a term for a less serious crime with possible jail time for less than a year?

Which FEDERAL court has original jurisdiction?

Which Federal court has original jurisdiction?

Which Federal court do most cases BEGIN in?

What is judicial review and what democratic principle does it exemplify? (2 answers)

What is a term for cases that deal with disagreements between people?

Which Federal court has Appellate AND limited original jurisdiction?

Which Federal court has the FINAL DECISION on a case?

What amendment deals with the right to a jury for civil case over $20?

Which article in the US Constitution establishes the judicial branch?

Which Federal court has JUSTICES and NO jury?

State court for felonies & $$ civil matters. Has orig. jurisdiction & limited appellate juris?

State court for misdemeanors & civil matters, has orig. jurisdiction, & has judges w/wo jury-

What is a term for the person wronged who brings charges against someone?

What is a term for a serious crime with prison time of more than a year?

What is a term for cases that deal with actions that are felonies or misdemeanor crimes?

What is a term for a person being accused of a crime or being sued?

When would you go to a federal court and when would you go to a VA state court?f

What is a term for being found not guilty of criminal charges?

What is the role of the judicial branch of government?

What amendment guarantees your right to due process by the STATE government?

What state court hears cases about families and children?

What is a term for guilty or not guilty?

What are the steps in a civil case?

What amendment deals with excessive bail/fines, cruel/unusual punishment?

Where is a court case first heard?

What amendment deals with probable cause and search warrants?

What amendment deals with a fair court trial?

What is a term for money paid when you CAUSE TROUBLE for someone?

Which Federal court has JUDGES and no jury?

What does a "dual court system" mean?

Term for money paid to assure the court that the accused won't try to run away before trial-

Which Federal court has Judges, with or without jury depending on the case?

Which court case established judicial review?