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US Constitution Article III: Federal Judiciary

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1 US Constitution Article III: Federal Judiciary 9 Members on the US Supreme Court 1 Chief & 8 Associate Justices Panel of 3 judges who review case & uphold or reverse verdict or remand case. Trial Court

2 Article IV: The State Judiciary
They supervise all other state courts. No determination in fact – only considers error in law. All decisions final unless appealed to USSupCt. NC Constitution Article IV: The State Judiciary

3 NC Article IV: The State Judiciary
They supervise all other state courts. No determination in fact – only considers error in law. All decisions final unless appealed to USSupCt. NC Article IV: The State Judiciary

4 Article III: Federal Judiciary
__ Members on the US Supreme Court 1 ______ & __ ___________ Justices Panel of _____ judges who ______ case & ________ or _______verdict or ____________ case. Trial Court

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