Judicial Systems CE 9a

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What federal court has a judge, no jury, and appellate jurisdiction? Options: US District Court, US Supreme Court, US Circuit Court, US Court of Appeals

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US Court of Appeals

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Virginia Court with/without a jury, has a judge, and appellate jurisdiction from district courts.

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Circuit court

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Federal court with a judge, original jurisdiction, and with/without a jury.

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US District Court

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What floor would a person go to if they wanted to appeal their case from the Court of Appeals of Virginia?

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3rd floor

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Highest court in the land with justices, appellate and limited original jurisdiction.

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US Supreme Court

Front

The sign above suggests the hearing is taking place at what court? Options: Juvenile and Domestic Relations, Circuit Court, Supreme Court, Court of Appeals

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Supreme Court

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The US has a dual court system, which consists of state and federal courts.

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True

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Virginia court with appellate jurisdiction to review decisions of circuit courts. This court has no jury and only a judge.

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Court of Appeals

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What floor would a person go to have their case heard for the first time? Options: 1st floor, 2nd floor, 3rd floor

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3rd floor

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Highest court in Virginia with justices, appellate and limited original jurisdiction

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Virginia Supreme Court