Judicial Branch

1. Supreme Court

• The highest court in the land.

• A lower federal court .

• An appellate court

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2. Federal court system

• Courts that deal with disputes about laws that apply to the whole United States.

• State Courts

• Appellate Courts only.

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State Court System

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• Courts that only hear cases involving the Constitution.

• Mostly deals with cases involving mostly state laws.

• The highest court in the land.

criminal cases

• A person that has been charged with a crime .

• A person that is suing for money.

• A person that is suing for libel .

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civil cases

• Deals with people that have been charged with committing a crime.

• Sues people for money or other damages.

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• Involves only traffic type offenses and traffic court.

6. evidence

• facts only.

• lawyers use gathered facts and also items to prove their client's side of a court case .

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• I witness testimony.

7. jury trial

• A group of 12 people who listen to evidence in a trail and decide whether or not the person accused of a crime is innocent or guilty.

• A bench trial.

• A trial conducted by only a judge .

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8. bench trial

• Court Cases with a judge .

• Court cases with a jury .

• Court cases with a judge and a jury.

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9. appellate court

• The courts above the trial.

• Lower level court .

• The Supreme Court is the only appellate court.

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10. judicial review

• The right of the U.S Supreme Court to hear an appeal of the case involving the Constitution.

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• trial courts

• traffic courts