National Judicial Branch

Which court is the only court that has a jury decide on cases?

• US Courts of Appeals
• US District Courts
• US Supreme Court

Which court has 9 justices that decide on cases?

• US Courts of Appeals
• US District Courts
• US Supreme Court

What is the main job of the Judicial Branch?

• Make Laws
• Enforce Laws
• Interpret Laws

Who gets to appoint (Choose) judges and justices?

• Senate
• President
• Judges

How long to judges get to serve after they are appointed?

• Lifetime appointments
• 4 years
• 12 years

Which court has ONLY appellate jurisdiction?

• US Courts of Appeals
• US District Courts
• US Supreme Court

What does original jurisdiction mean?

• The first court to make a decision on a case.
• A court that reviews a decision that was made by a previous court.
• To declare a law or presidential action unconstitutional.

What does appellate jurisdiction mean?

• The first court to make a decision on a case.
• A court that reviews a decision that was made by a previous court.
• To declare a law or presidential action unconstitutional.

What does judicial review mean?

• The first court to make a decision on a case.
• A court that reviews a decision that was made by a previous court.
• To declare a law or presidential action unconstitutional.

After the President appoints a new judge, which group has to approve of that judge?

• The Supreme Court
• The Senate
• The House of Representatives