Judicial Branch Test Review

The judicial branch's main job is what?

• To carry out laws

• To veto laws

• To make laws

• To interpret laws

What is the highest court in the United States and the final decision?

• US District Court

• US Court of Appeals

• US Supreme Court

• VA Supreme Court

What is the process called when the Supreme Court determines a law from Congress or an executive order/act from the president unconstitutional?

• Due Process

• Judicial Review

• Jurisdiction

• Illegal Process

If a person commits a crime, a court will determine if they are guilty or not guilty in this type of case.

• Civil Case

• Appellate Jurisdiction

• Criminal Case

• Due Process

What explains as citizens, we have protections in that constitution that protect us from unfair government actions and laws?

• Judicial Review

• Trial hearings

• Guilty verdict

• Due process of law

A court will settle disagreements between two people in this type of case.

• Civil Case

• Appellate Jurisdiction

• Criminal Case

• Due Process

When a court has the authority to hear a case for the first time, they have which jurisdiction?

• Original

• Appellate

• Final

• Conductive

When a court has the authority to review a lower courts decision, they have which jurisdiction?

• Original

• Appellate

• Final

• Conductive

This landmark Supreme Court case created the principle of judicial review.

• Miranda v. Arizona

• Marbury v. Madison

• TLO v. New Jersey

• Adams v. Madison

Ms. Slaybaugh gets into a car accident because she accidently ran into someone. The person gets out of the car and punches Ms. Slaybaugh. Police arrest the lady. Which type of case is this?

• Orignial

• Criminal

• Final

• Civil