Judicial Law and Juvenile Justice

Powers of the governor that are listed in the constitution.

• Formal Powers

• Informal Powers

• Judicial Powers

• Legislative Powers

Powers given to the governor that are not stated in the Georgia Constitution

• Formal Powers

• Informal Powers

• Judicial Powers

• Legislative Powers

Crime punishable by less than a year in prison and/or a fine of no more than $1000

• Misdemeanor

• Felony

• Criminal Law

• Juvenile Justice

The range of actions over which the court has control or influence

• Appellate Jurisdiction

• Supreme Jurisdiction

• Jurisdiction

• Juvenile Jurisdiction

The range of actions over which the Court of Appeals has control or influence

• Appellate Jurisdiction

• Supreme Jurisdiction

• Juvenile Jurisdiction

• Presidential Jurisdiction

Determines whether or not a person accused of crimes should be indicted (officially charged) and required to stand trial.

• Juvenile Jury

• Criminal Jury

• Grand Jury

• None of the Above

Disputes between two or more persons or groups, involves the plaintiff and defendant. Burden of proof = plaintiff

• Felony

• Criminal Law

• Civil Law

• Misdemeanor

Cases involving violations of the law

• Criminal Law

• Civil Law

• Felony

• Misdemeanor

Crime that is punishable by a year or more in prison and/or a fine of no less than $1000

• Criminal Law

• Misdemeanor

• Felony

• Civil Law

Formal charge

• Sentencing

• Indictment

• Detention

• Intake