CH. 8 Judicial Branch Review

Power to hear a case shared by federal and state courts is...

• appellate jurisdiction

• concurrent jurisdiction

• exclusive jurisdiction

• original jurisdiction

When only a federal court can hear a case...

• exclusive jurisdiction

• original jurisdiction

• appellate jurisdiction

• concurrent jurisdiction

Judicial decision that stands as an example for other cases

• Concurrent jurisdiction

• original jurisdiction

• precedent

• exclusive jurisdiction

When a court has the power to review lower court decisions...

• Appellate Jurisdiction

• Concurrent Jurisdiction

• Original Jurisdicition

• Judicial Review

Disagrees with the Supreme Court’s majority opinion

• Concurring opinion

• Dissenting opinion

• Majority Opinion

• Supreme Court

Allows the Supreme Court to declare laws unconstitutional

• Judicial Review

• Constitution

• Concurring Opinion

• Dissenting Opinion

Supports the Supreme Court’s majority opinion

• Dissenting Opinion

• Original Jurisdiction

• Concurring Opinion

• Precedent

Explains a Supreme Court decision

• Majority Opinion

• Concurring Opinion

• Dissenting Opinion

• Judicial Review

Created by Article III, Section I of the Constitution

• The executive branc

• the legislative branch

• senate

• the supreme court

The court that first hears a case is said to have

• appellate

  jurisdiction.

• exclusive

  jurisdiction.

• original

  jurisdiction.

• concurrent

  jurisdiction.