Judicial Branch

A presidential check over the Judicial Branch is

• vetoing Supreme Court decisions

• appointing federal judges

• making laws

• organizing the courts below SC

lawful authority of a court to review a decision made by a lower court

• Original Jurisdiction

• Appeal

• Appellate Jurisdiction

• Jurisdiction

What is Judicial Review?

• The courts can decide which cases to review

• Judges have a review system for some court cases

• The courts have the ability to reverse a decision

• States cannot stop the Federal Government from using its rightful powers

Which court case established judicial review?

• Marybury V. Madison

• Gibbons V. Ogden

• Worcester V. Georgia

• McCullough V. Maryland

A separate opinion written by a Supreme Court justice who votes with the majority in the decision on a case but who disagreed with the reasoning.

• Plurality Opinion

• Majority Opinion

• Dissenting Opinion

• Concurring Opinion

The Supreme Court has the power of Judicial Review. What is Judicial Review?

• when the Supreme Court uphold the laws of the constitutional

• when the Supreme Court creates a new law

• when the Supreme Court enforces the laws of the Legislative Branch

• when the Supreme Court vetoes a Bill from Congress

 

The Police Office can violate property rights if it has

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  The government can violate property rights if it has

• clear and convincing evidence

• probable cause

• preponderance of the evidence

Apparent facts that would lead a reasonably intelligent and prudent person to believe that a crime has or will be committed.

• Reasonable Suspicion

• Proof beyond a reasonable doubt

• Fact Checking

• Probable Cause

What is an Inchoate Crimes?

• Crime committed in past

• A mean crime

• An incomplete crime

• A complete crime

Examples of inchate crimes

• Assault/

  Robbery

• Battery/

  Burglary

• Solicitation/

  Conspiracy

• Homicide

  /Forgery