Judicial Branch

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Who has the power to confirm the nomination of a Supreme Court Justice after the President has nominated them?

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The Senate

Front

What is the maximum term limit for a Supreme Court Justice?

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For the rest of their life.

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What would be the most crucial unofficial requirement for someone to be part of this group of Federal employees? Options: Being at least 70 years old, Having prior experience in the government, Being appointed by the Senate, Having a deep understanding of the law and Constitution.

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Having a deep understanding of the law and Constitution.

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Which court is typically the first to hear federal cases in the United States?

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U.S. District Courts

Front

The Supreme Court of the United States is mainly an appellate court, meaning

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it hears a case after another court has ruled on that case.

Front

Which court would have original jurisdiction if Texas was suing New Mexico over a water rights dispute?

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United States Supreme Court

Front

What is the term for a situation where a case can be heard by either a federal or state court?

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Concurrent jurisdiction

Front

Which branch of the federal government is responsible for interpreting the laws of the United States?

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Judicial

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Who is responsible for making the final decision on the constitutionality of a law?

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the Supreme Court

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Which Supreme Court decision established the principle of judicial review?

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Marbury v. Madison: the court has the power to declare a law unconstitutional