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CE.9 Quiz
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How many justices are on the US Supreme Court?
12
7
11
9
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To ask a higher court for a decision to be reversed.
Verdict
Appeal
Can I get a redo?
Plea
3
Serious crime that can result in over a year of jail time or more and fines up to $100,000.
Capitol crime
Felony
Misdemeanor
Federal crime
4
This federal court has ONLY original jurisdiction.
US Court of Appeals
US District Court
US Supreme Court
VA Supreme Court
5
A statement of innocence or guilt given during an arraignment.
Deposition
Bail
Probable cause
Plea
6
The judicial branch is organized into a dual court system
True
False
7
Which of the below shows the correct order of steps in a criminal case in Virginia?
Arrest, arraignment, trial, appeal
Arrest, arraignment, appeal, trial
Arraignment, arrest, apeal, trial
Arrest, trial, appeal, arraignment
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Which Supreme Court case established judicial review?
Brown v Board of Education
Gideon v. Wainwright
Gault v. Arizona
Marbury v. Madison
9
The person filing a complaint in a civil suit.
Plaintiff
Bailiff
Defendant
Jury
10
How many justices serve on Virginia's Supreme Court?
9
12
11
7
11
Virginia court level including Juvenile and Domestic Relations Courts
Circuit Court
VA Court of Appeals
VA Supreme Court
District Court
12
Laws passed by the General Assembly must conform with the US Constitution and the VA Constitution.
False
True
13
Virginia's court system has how many levels?
3
5
4
6
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The court of final appeal in Virginia is
VA Court of Appeals
VA Supreme Court
VA Circuit Courts
General District Courts
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This federal court has both limited original jurisdiction AND appellate jurisdiction.
US Court of Appeals
US District Court
US Supreme Court
VA Supreme Court
16
This federal court only has appellate jurisdiction.
VA Supreme Court
US Court of Appeals
US District Court
US Supreme Court
17
The right of a court to hear a case for the first time.
Appellate jurisdiction
First jurisdiction
Supreme jurisdiction
Original jurisdiction
18
A lesser crime, usually punishable with fines and not jail time.
Small claims
Felony
Infraction
Misdemeanor
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This is a group of people selected from the population to hear cases.
Bailiff
Jury
Council
Judge
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This Virginia court has original jurisdiction for felony cases and civil cases involving large sums of money.
Circuit Court
VA Supreme Court
District Court
VA Court of Appeals