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5. 100 200 300 400 500 Judicial Basics CourtsS.C. CasesCivil Liberties Vocabulary Grab Bag

6. The term length of constitutional court judges A 100

7. Life A 100

8. A 200 This Supreme Court case established the power of Judicial Review

9. Marbury v. Madison A 200

10. Who is the current Chief Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court? A 300

11. John Roberts A 300

12. A 400 Two factors that impact a Supreme Court judges decision on a case

13. Constitution/Existing Laws Interaction with other judges Personal beliefs/views Society President & Congress A 400

14. Opinion of a Supreme Court judge that disagrees with the majority A 500

15. Dissenting opinion A 500

16. This determines the term length of Federal Court Judges B 100

17. Constitution B 100

18. A court that first hears a case has this B 200

19. Original Jurisdiction B 200

20. The person bringing a charge against another person in a civil case B 300

21. Plaintiff B 300

22. The federal court that exercises original and appellate jurisdiction B 400

23. Supreme Court B 400

24. How are court cases named? B 500

25. Plaintiff vs. Defendant B 500

26. This case ruled that “ separate but equal ” was unconstitutional C 100

27. Brown v. Board of Education C 100

28. Gideon v. Wainright established what precedent for those accused of a crime C 200

29. Guaranteed right to a lawyer C 200

30. Plessy v. Ferguson ruled that… C 300

31. “ Separate but equal ” or segregation was ok C 300

32. DAILY DOUBLE C 400 DAILY DOUBLE Place A Wager

33. The right to privacy has been debated most in cases involving this issue C 400

34. Abortion: Roe v. Wade C 400

35. What Constitutional rights did the case Mapp v. Ohio upheld? C 500

36. 4 th Amendment: Protection against unreasonable searches and seizures C 500

37. When has the Supreme Court justified the government taking away citizens Constitutional rights? D 100

38. Times of war: Korematsu v. U.S. D 100

39. Why were individual rights included in the Constitution? D 200

40. Provide protection from the government & individuals argued for them D 200

41. What is double jeopardy? D 300

42. Being tried for the same crime twice; it is Unconstitutional D 300

43. Who was the first African American Supreme Court judge? D 400

44. Thurgood Marshall D 400

45. The Constitution states that no person can be denied this under the law D 500

46. Equal Protection D 500

47. If you wish to take your case to a higher court you must… E 100

48. Appeal E 100

49. A court that has the right to hear appeals has E 200

50. Appellate Jurisdiction E 200

51. Justices who strictly follow the Constitution when deciding cases practice E 300

52. Judicial Restraint E 300

53. Place where federal questions are last decided E 400

54. Supreme Court E 400

55. A legal search must have a warrant or this E 500

56. Probable Cause E 500

57. What state courts does the federal government have power over? F 100

58. All F 100

59. The branch of government that the Articles of Confederation did not include F 200

60. Judicial F 200

61. The Supreme Court has ruled that schools have the right to search students possessions…why do schools have this right? F 300

62. To provide and promote a safe learning environment F 300

63. Who was the first female Supreme Court judge? F 400

64. Sandra Day O’Connor F 400

65. What type of jurisdiction do Federal District Courts have? F 500

66. Original Jurisdiction F 500

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69. Stay unbiased Remain free of politics ‘Check and balance’ the other two branches Freely interpret Constitutionality of laws Click on screen to continue

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