Dual Court System Review

What is original jurisdiction?

• The authority to hear a case

• The authority to hear a case first

• The authority to review a decision of a lower court

• A serious crime

What is a felony?

• A serious crime

• A smaller or less serious offense

What is appellate jurisdiction?

• The authority to hear a case

• The authority to hear a case first

• The authority to review a decision of a lower court

• A serious crime

What is jurisdiction?

• The authority to hear a case

• The authority to hear a case first

• The authority to review a decision of a lower court

• A smaller or less serious offense

What is a misdemeanor?

• A serious crime

• A smaller or less serious offense

Which US court has a judge, no jury, and appellate jurisdiction?

• US Supreme Court

• US Court of Appeals

• US District Court

Which US Court has a judge, may or may not have a jury, and has original jurisdiction?

• US Supreme Court

• US Court of Appeals

• US District Court

Which US Court has justices, no jury, appellate jurisdiction, and limited original jurisdiction?

• US Supreme Court

• US Court of Appeals

• US District Court

Which Virginia Court has a judge, may or may not have juries, has original jurisdiction for felonies, and appellate jurisdiction from district courts?

• VA Supreme Court

• VA Court of Appeals

• VA Circuit Courts

• VA General District Courts

Which court case established judicial review?

• McCulloch v. Maryland

• Dred Scott v. Sandford

• Marbury v. Madison

• Plessy v. Ferguson