In your Interactive Notebook: Unit 3 - Lesson 2 Jurisdiction: State v In your Interactive Notebook: Unit 3 - Lesson 2 Jurisdiction: State v. Federal and Original v. Appellate LESSON ESSENTIAL QUESTION: What are the differences between Federal courts and North Carolina Courts? ESSENTIAL Lesson VOCABULARY: Federal District Court Federal Appeals Court U.S. Supreme Court State jurisdiction Federal jurisdiction Original jurisdiction Appellate jurisdiction North Carolina court system: District, Superior, & Supreme Court Appeal, remand, uphold, overturn Warm Up (In google doc): What is the difference between state & federal court? What is an appeal? What does it mean if a court “remand’s” a case?

Court Quest Game Unit 3 Quiz / Test: Lesson 2 Performance Task: In your Interactive Notebook: Unit 3 - Lesson 2 Jurisdiction: State v. Federal and Original v. Appellate Lesson 2 Performance Task: Court Quest Game Class Website: www.mrggcivivcs.weebly.com DEADLINES & HOMEWORK: Unit 2 make ups & Test Corrections: By _WED 3/25 Performance Task Deadlines: Vocab Quizzes Lessons 1-3: Wednesday Lessons 4-5: Thursday Unit 3 Quiz / Test: Friday, March 20th

It’s your turn to be a Court Explorer Pay attention and you’ll be ready to play Court Quest

Two Systems State Federal vs. What’s the difference??

JURISDICTION Jurisdiction is one way state and federal courts are different. It means the kinds of cases that a court can hear.

JURISDICTION State and federal courts each have their own JURISDICTION. That means that they hear different kinds of cases.

JURISDICTION Let’s take a minute to figure out what kinds of cases are heard by which courts…

State and federal courts hear different types of cases! JURISDICTION State Courts Federal Courts -Cases about a state law or rule (most criminal cases!) -Cases about the state constitution -Disagreements between citizens of the state -Cases about family issues -Cases about a national or federal law -Cases about the U.S. Constitution -Cases that involve citizens from two different states Ahh… I see! State and federal courts hear different types of cases!

Would it be state or federal? JURISDICTION I wonder who would hear my case about a problem I’m having over money with my pen pal from another state? Would it be state or federal? Federal

Would it be state or federal? JURISDICTION I wonder who would hear my case about an argument between me and my mom? Would it be state or federal? State

Playing Court Quest will help you understand jurisdiction even better… Good job! Playing Court Quest will help you understand jurisdiction even better…

In your Interactive Notebook: Unit 3 - Lesson 2 Jurisdiction: State v In your Interactive Notebook: Unit 3 - Lesson 2 Jurisdiction: State v. Federal and Original v. Appellate LESSON ESSENTIAL QUESTION: What are the differences between Federal courts and North Carolina Courts? ESSENTIAL Lesson VOCABULARY: Federal District Court Federal Appeals Court U.S. Supreme Court State jurisdiction Federal jurisdiction Original jurisdiction Appellate jurisdiction North Carolina court system: District, Superior, & Supreme Court Appeal, remand, uphold, overturn Warm Up (In google doc): What kinds of cases do state courts hear? Federal courts?

Court Quest Game Unit 3 Quiz / Test: Lesson 2 Performance Task: In your Interactive Notebook: Unit 3 - Lesson 2 Jurisdiction: State v. Federal and Original v. Appellate Lesson 2 Performance Task: Court Quest Game Class Website: www.mrggcivivcs.weebly.com DEADLINES & HOMEWORK: Unit 2 make ups & Test Corrections: By _WED 3/25 Performance Task Deadlines: Vocab Quizzes Lessons 1-3: Wednesday Lessons 4-5: Thursday Unit 3 Quiz / Test: Friday, March 20th

APPEALS The next big topic that will help you with Court Quest is the idea of appeals!

APPEALS One definition of “appeal” is to request that a higher court change the decision of a lower court.

APPEALS In the U.S., several different courts may hear the same case. But they have to hear the case in the right order!

APPEALS This looks slightly different on the state or federal level… and slightly different from state to state!

The general rule is that you start at the lowest appropriate court. APPEALS The general rule is that you start at the lowest appropriate court. When you’re playing Court Quest, read the court descriptions to find out which court should hear your case!

APPEALS If you lose your case in the lowest appropriate court you may APPEAL your case to the next court up the appellate system.

This court hears appeals of cases lost in Federal District Court! If you lose your case in the lowest appropriate court you may APPEAL your case to the next court up the appellate system. Again, read the court descriptions to make sure you’re headed to the right court. This court hears appeals of cases lost in Federal District Court!

APPEALS Some cases will make it all the way up to the Supreme Court of the United States. The U.S. Supreme Court is located in Washington, DC – so it will show up off to the side of your map!

Select: games & find “court quest” PLEASE MUTE COMPUTER Go to www.icivics.org Select: games & find “court quest” PLEASE MUTE COMPUTER Now that you understand JURISDICTION and APPEALS you are ready to play Court Quest! I’m sure you’ll be a case-assigning SUPER STAR!

What to work on now: Complete the Court Quest Game on www.icivics.org Review & learn all vocab terms for lessons 1 & 2 of unit 3 Be sure that you have completed all missing assignments for Unit 2 Prepare Bingo Card

Lesson Quiz How long do Federal Judges serve in office? What court would have jurisdiction over a murder committed in Raleigh? Most crimes are tried in ____________ court.