Vocab Review

What type of court system does the US have?

• Tri-layered

• Federal

• Circuit

• Dual

The type of jurisdiction that allows you to review decisions of lower courts

• Original

• Upper

• Appellate

• Repeal

The more serious class of criminal offense

• Felony

• Misdemeanor

• Arraignment

• Plaintiff

The amendment that extends the Bill of Rights to states

• 4th

• 5th

• 1st

• 14th

A group of people who decide if someone is innocent or guilty

• Due Process

• Judges

• Circuit Judges

• Jury

The power of the courts to declare acts unconstitutional

• Judicial Review

• Congressional Extraversion

• Civil Laws

• Reasonable Suspicion

An accused person's formal reply to a charge in criminal court

• Jury

• Plaintiff

• Plea

• Due Process

A person who represents a client in court and gives legal advice

• Plaintiff

• Judge

• Attorney

• Jury

Authority to hear a case

• Jurisdiction

• Probable Cause

• Jury

• Reasonable Authority

Law that is concerned with people who commit crimes. They determine if someone is guilty or innocent

• Civil Law

• Maritime Law

• Naval Law

• Criminal Law