Judicial Branch

All Federal judges and justices are nominated by

• the Senate.

• the House of Representatives.

• the Supreme Court.

• the President.

The power of the Federal courts to strike down a law as unconstitutional is known as

• judicial review.

• appeals.

• impeachment.

• Supreme decision.

Before he or she can be a judge, a nominee must also be

• approved by the Supreme Court.

• approved by the Senate.

• approved the House of Representatives.

• approved by Cabinet members

Once appointed and approved, a Federal judge or justice will serve

• life

• 2 years

• 6 years

• 4 years

How many Supreme Court justices are there?

• 5

• 7

• 9

• 11

What is the age requirement to serve on the Supreme Court?

• 50 years old

• 35 years old

• No age requirment

• 30 years old

There are 3 levels to the Federal court, but the constitution only talks about 1. Which is it?

• Supreme Court

• District Court

• Court of Appeals

• Basketball Court

Finding a law unconstitutional is called

• Power of Attorney

• Judicial Review

• Supreme Rule

• The Business

The main check the Judicial Branch has on the other 2 branches of Government is called

• Judicial Review

• Power of the People

• Check to check to check to check it out

• Majority Vote

Where can you find the description of the Judicial Branch in the constitution?

• Article I

• Article II

• Article III

• Article IV