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Unit 3 Judicial Branch
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The first woman to serve on the Supreme Court was
Amy Coney Barrett
Sandra Day O'Connor
Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Sonia Sotomayor
2
The authority held by a court to be the first court to hear a case
original jurisdiction
precedent
petit jury
brief
3
The ruling in the Supreme Court Case that led to a breakdown in laws banning interracial marriages.
Schenck v United States
Mapp v Ohio
United States v Nixon
Loving v Virginia
4
When two or more courts from different systems can both have jurisdiction over a particular case
concurrent jurisdiction
grand jury
appellate jurisdiction
indictment
5
A circuit court of appeals may overrule the judgment of a district court.
True
False
6
A decision by the Supreme Court that sets the example for future cases about the same issue.
petit jury
original jurisdiction
brief
precedent
7
This case upheld the “
separate-but-equal
” doctrine used by southern states to continue segregation after the Civil War.
Miranda v. Arizona
Plessy v. Ferguson
Brown v. Board of Education
Roe v. Wade
8
These courts derive their power from the state constitution and its laws.
state courts
legislative courts
constitutional courts
federal courts
9
This case gave the Supreme Court the power to declare laws passed by Congress unconstitutional.
Marbury v Madison
Adams v Jefferson
Plessy v Ferguson
Tinker v Des Moines
10
A group that hears the charges brought against a defendant and decide if there is enough evidence to go to trial
concurrent jurisdiction
appellate jurisdiction
grand jury
indictment
11
This case determined that executive privilege cannot be used to protect the President from investigation.
Mapp v Ohio
Schenk v United States
United States V Nixon
Loving v Virginia
12
This case required a valid search warrant for all searches and protection of due process
Mapp v. Ohio
Loving v. West Virginia
Brown v. Board of Education
Escobedo v. Iowa
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A formal accusation of a crime is a(n)
indictment
grand jury
concurrent jurisdiction
appellate jurisdiction
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Which of the following IS
NOT
a way that the Supreme Court influences policy?
using judicial review
passing laws
overruling its previous decisions
interpreting the meaning of laws
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Cases that protected individual rights, like Brown v Board of Education and Loving v Virginia are examples of
Judicial activism
Judicial consideration
Judicial restraint
Judicial interpretation
16
If the Supreme Court finds a law in conflict with the Constitution, what can it do?
declare the law unconstitutional
repeal the law
change the law
amend the constitution
17
This overturned Plessy v. Ferguson and stated that racial segregation in public schools violates the 14th Amendment.
Miranda v. Arizona
Plessy v. Ferguson
Roe v. Wade
Brown v. Board of Education
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Which of the following does
NOT
influence a judicial decision
personal views and opinions of the justices
changes in the attitudes and practices of society.
the impact of the case on other countries
the quality of the relationship of the justices
19
The authority to hear cases is called
certiorari
jurisdiction
bloc
precedent
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A judicial philosophy that overlooks precedent to protect individual rights or serve a broader political agenda.
judicial restraint
loose-construction of the Constitution
judicial activism
strict-construction of the Constitution
21
The power of courts that have the right to review decisions of a lower court
appellate jurisdiction
grand jury
concurrent jurisdiction
indictment
22
Federal judges are nominated by the __________ and confirmed by the __________.
President; Both houses of Congress
Senate; House of Representatives
President; Senate
President; House of Representatives
23
This case determined that the constitution does
NOT
rule on whether or not to terminate a pregnancy.
Brown v. Board of Education
Plessy v. Ferguson
Dobbs v. Jackson
Roe v. Wade
24
A literal interpretation of a statute or document by a court would be considered
judicial restraint
strict-constructionist view of the Constitution
loose-constructionist view of the Constitution
judicial activism
25
Who has the job of making arrests, securing jurors, and keeping order in the courtroom?
U.S. Magistrate
U.S. Marshal
U.S. Supreme Court justice
U.S. District Attorney
26
The first African America to serve on the Supreme Court was
Clarence Thomas
W.E.B. DuBois
Thurgood Marshall
Booker T. Washington
27
This case demonstrated a limit to free speech in order to maintain order and to promote national security.
Mapp v Ohio
Nixon v United States
Schenck v United States
Loving v Virginia
28
A broad interpretation of a statute or document by a court would be considered
judicial activism
strict-constructionist view of the Constitution
judicial restraint
loose-constructionist view of the Constitution
29
The judicial branch can check the power of the other branches by
declaring a law unconstitutional
writing a new law
confirming a presidential appointment
convicting an impeached official
30
Submitting a judicial candidate's name to their home state senators is called
senatorial prerogative
senatorial courtesy
senatorial reference
legislative responsibility
31
These courts help Congress exercise its power according to Article I of the Constitution.
territorial courts
appellate courts
legislative courts
district courts
32
Which branch of government has the power to create lower federal courts?
All of these have the power
Executive Branch
Legislative Branch
Judicial Branch
33
Lawyers have 30 minutes to argue their case in front of the Supreme Court.
True
False
34
A coalition of justices is
a minority opinion
an amicus curiae
voting bloc
a swing vote
35
This is a written statement that sets forth a legal argument
brief
precedent
original jurisdiction
petit jury
36
Most cases reach the Supreme Court
through Congressional hearings
without being heard by any lower court
through appeal
by presidential recommendation
37
The formal name for the jury in a trial is
brief
original jurisdiction
precedent
petit jury
38
General District Courts have original jurisdiction in misdemeanor traffic cases.
False
True
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The opposite of judicial activism, this is when judges refrain from making new laws or policy with their rulings.
loose-construction of the Constitution
judicial restraint
strict-construction of the Constitution
judicial activism