Quizziz - Court System

Multiple Choice

This Latin phrase, "Fiat justitia ruat caelum," expresses the idea that justice should prevail despite consequences.

• •"Let justice be done though the heavens fall."

• •"Equal justice under law."

• "It is not wisdom alone, but public confidence in that wisdom, which can..."

Multiple Choice

Is an important concept in politics that guarantees fair governments:

• Economic Stability:

• Division of Powers

• Popular Consensus

• Human Resources

Multiple Choice

Decides if someone broke the laws and what punishment they deserve

• The judicial group

• The legislative group

• The executive group

Multiple Choice

The District Courts, Courts of Appeal and Supreme Court are part of:

• The Congress

• The Judicial Bodies

• The Judicial Branch

• The Executive Branch

Multiple Choice

These courts may have jurisdiction over matters involving multiple countries. Examples include the (ICJ) and (ICC)

• Specialized Courts

• Constitutional Courts

• Illegality Courts

• International Courts

Multiple Choice

Clerks, court reporters, and other administrative personnel who assist in the functioning of the judicial system.

• Courts

• Judges

• Legal Professionals

• Legal Support Staff

Multiple Select

The Functions of the Court System are:
(select 3)

• Resolution of Conflicts

• Protection of Individual Rights

• Tax Collection

• Interpretation and Application of the Law

Multiple Choice

Investigation and Charging, Trial and Presentation of Evidence and Veredict and Sentence are:

• Pronouncements of Verdicts

• Judicial Process Parts

• Inquest and Court Decisions

• a) Legal Investigation and Imposing Charges

Multiple Choice

It declares that every accused is innocent until proven guilty. It is a central pillar to guarantee a fair trial:

• Presumption of Innocence

• Supposition of Wrongdoing

• Anticipation of Blame

• Antecedent Conviction

Multiple Choice

Abolished slavery, leading to a profound transformation in the legal and societal fabric of the United States.

• 19th Amendment

• Brown v. Board of Education

• Emancipation Proclamation (1863) and 13th Amendment (1865):

• Miranda v. Arizona