Judicial Branch

What are the 3 branches of government?

• Judicial, Legislative, & Executive
• Federal, State, & Local 
• Government, Republicans, & Democrats

What does the Judicial branch of government do?

• The Judicial branch of government carries out and enforces the laws.
• The Judicial branch of government makes the laws.
• The Judicial branch of government reviews the laws and decides whether the laws follow the constitution. 

Which branch makes DECISIONS about the laws, making sure they are FAIR? 

• Legislative 
• Executive
• Judicial

True or False: The Constitution was written over 200 years ago? 

• True 
• False

__________ is the highest law of the land. 

• Amendments 
• U.S. Constitution 
• Bill of Rights 

The Supreme Court is a part of which branch? 

• Executive 
• Legislative 
• Judicial 

What does the judicial branch do?

• Creates new laws

• Carries out the laws

• Decides if laws are fair and being followed

• Makes up new words for the laws

Judges make up which branch of government?

• Judicial

• Legislative

• Executive

• Democracy

Which branch of government is made up of courts?

• executive branch
• legislative branch
• judicial branch
• Congress

Name for a Supreme Court judge

• bench
• jury
• judicial review
• justice