
Exploring the Structure of the Judicial Branch

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Aiden Montgomery
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Social Studies
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6th - 10th Grade
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Hard
28:57
10 questions
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1.
Multiple Choice
What are the two systems within the judicial branch?
Municipal and State
Executive and Legislative
State and Federal
Legislative and Judicial
2.
Multiple Choice
What type of cases does the probate court handle?
Criminal cases
Estates, wills, and trusts
Traffic violations
Family law cases
3.
Multiple Choice
What is the role of the appellate court?
To conduct new trials
To review decisions made by lower courts
To issue parking tickets
To handle cases involving the death penalty exclusively
4.
Multiple Choice
What are the possible outcomes of an appellate court hearing?
Probation, imprisonment, fine
Dismissal, conviction, acquittal
Guilty, not guilty, mistrial
Affirm, reverse, remand
5.
Multiple Choice
What distinguishes the federal court system from the state court system?
The federal court system is only for bankruptcy cases
The federal court system deals with matters involving federal law and the U.S. Constitution
The federal court system only handles criminal cases
The federal court system does not have a supreme court
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