Review + Judicial +Review

What are the role of Georgia's state agencies?

• creating state laws

• enforcing laws

• interpreting state laws

• amending state laws

Who has controlled over all agencies such as the following: Department of Labor, Department of Education all report to

• Governor

• Supreme Court

• General Assmbly

• Lt. Governor

When does a bill go to the conference committee?

• the bill is pigeonedholed in a Senate standing committee

• Congress has to decide whether to override a veto

• the bill dies in the House of Representative

• the house of representative and senate past different version of a bill

A bill is introduced by a member of the Georgia State Senate. It is referred to a committee and receives a favorable report. It is then placed on the general calendar for debate and a vote. Next, the bill is approved by two-thirds of the Senate and is sent to the House. The members of the House amend the bill and approve the amended bill with a simple majority.

• After passing both houses of the legislature, a bill must reviewed by the Georgia Supreme Court before it is presented to the governor.

• The house of the General Assembly that originated the bill is required to approve it a second time before it can be presented to the governor.

• An identical version of the bill must be approved by both the Georgia House and the Georgia State Senate before it is presented to the governor.

• A bill must receive at least two-thirds of the vote in both the Georgia House and the Georgia State Senate before it is presented to the governor.

What defines a civil lawsuit?

• it is a dispute between and individual or organization

• it is a crime committed; or a broke law set by the state

What defines a criminal lawsuit?

• it is a dispute between and individual or organization

• it is a crime committed; or a broke law set by the state

How did Alanta play a part in the Civil War Strategy of the Union?

• it was the trading center of the south because of the railroad hubs

• it was the where all the rebel soldiers lived

• Atlanta started the Civil War

What are the rights those under arrest?

• right to know why they are under arrest

• right to remain silent

• rights to a lawyer

• right to right not to go to jail with out court approved evidence

• right to contact their legislature

How are the justice of the supreme court are elected?

• statewide, partisan elections

• national, partisan electsion

• statewide, non partisan elections

• statewide, partisan election

What does the word verdict mean?

• decision

• questions

• disposition

• disagreement