Civics 3 Branches

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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.

• Concurring Opinion

• Dissenting Opinion

• Majority Opinion

• Plurality Opinion

The opinion of a justice in a Supreme Court case that explains their reasons for disagreeing with the majority's decision.

• Concurrent Opinion

• Dissenting Opinion

• Majority Opinion

• Plurality Opinion

The power of the court to decide whether a governmental institution has acted within its constitutional powers and if not, to declare its action null and void.

• Judicial Activism

• Judicial Restraint

• Judicial Review

• Appellate Jurisdiction

A court opinion that results when a majority of the judges are in agreement on the legal basis of a decision.

• Concurring Opinion

• Dissenting Opinion

• Majority Opinion

• Opinion

Declares that all persons born in the U.S. are citizens and are guaranteed equal protection of the laws

• 10th

• 14th

• 12th

• 19th

Crimes against Person

• Property Crimes

• Personal Crimes

• Inchoate Crimes

• Statutory Crimes

Crimes against Property

• Property Crimes

• Personal Crimes

• Inchoate Crimes

• Statutory Crimes

Crimes that begun but not completed

• Petrsonal Crimes

• Property Crimes

• Inchoate Crimes

• Theft Crimes

Violation of state and federal statues

• Statutory Crimes

• Personal Crimes

• Property Crimes

• Conspiracy

When the person is formally enters his or her plea in open court. (the indictment is read to them.

• Arraignment

• Grand Jury

• Indictment

• Verdict