Module 11 - U.S Courts Review

An obligation is an act or duty that someone is morally or legally bound to do. Which of the following is an obligation of a good citizen?

• voting for the same candidate as a friend

• putting campaign signs in one’s front yard

• getting good grades in college classes

• serving on a jury when called to do so

Which court case establishes Judicial Review?

• Mculloh V Maryland
• Marbury V Madison
• Plessy V Ferguson
• Hamilton V Jefferson

What are some sources of law for the U.S Constitution? (hint: multiple answers!)

• Magna Carta

• Florida Constitution

• Code of Hammurabi

• Common Sense

What was the outcome of In Re Gault?

• The police must make you aware of your rights

• Juveniles have the same due process rights as adults

• Students keep their First Amendment Rights in schools

• You must be provided a lawyer if you cannot afford one

What is common law?

• Laws that involved with crimes that have been committed

• Laws that only apply to juveniles

• Laws that Congress makes that everyone must follow

• Source of law based on customs, precedents, and traditions

law that deals with people who are under the age of 18

• military law

• common law

• juvenile law

• civil law

What type of law deals with disputes between people?

• constitutional law

• civil law

• military law

• criminal law

What types of law handle crimes? (hint: multiple answers!)

• Criminal

• Civil Law

• Military Law

• Juvenile Law

Which court system would handle disputes between states?

• Federal

• State

• County

This is a protection found in the 5th amendment. It means that a defendant can't be tried twice for the same offense.

• double jeopardy

• cruel and unusual punishment

• right to bear arms

• unenumerated rights