The Constitution created which court

• The Supreme Court

• State Courts

• Trial Courts

• School Courts

State Courts are most likely to hear cases that

• disputes related to the Constitution

• disputes related to between citizens of different states

• disputes about the state laws involving people from the same state

• disputes about people from other countries

The decision made by a jury is called a

• verdict

• truth

• appeal

• outcome

This court hears cases related to the laws that apply to the entire United States, the US Constitution, and disagreements between citizens of different states.

• Trial Court

• Federal Court

• Appellate Court

Judicial Review is

• a jury trial

• the power to decide a criminal's fate

• the power of deciding what is Constitutional

• the power to decide if a state law is just

This type of case involves a person who is accused of a crime

• civil case

• criminal case

• federal case

• Supreme Court case

The highest court in our country

• The Court of Appeals

• The United States Court of Appeals

• The United States Supreme Court

• The United States Trial Court

When people have a disagreement they cannot resolve on their own and no law was broken is called a

• Criminal Case

• Civil Case

• Federal Case

• State Case

This type of court is above a trial court and are asked to review a verdict to check for mistakes.

• Federal Court

• State Court

• Appellate Court

• School Court

The _______is the branch of government that interprets the laws.

• judicial
• executive
• legislative
• tree