Judicial Branch

The highest court in the nation is the

• Circuit Courts

• Supreme Court

• District Courts

If the plaintiff isn’t satisfied with a verdict they can _____________ to a higher court.

• go

• send

• appeal

All Supreme Court justices are appointed by the president and must be confirmed by a simple majority in the

• Senate

• Constitution

• House of Representatives

Supreme Court justices are appointed for

• 4 years

• 10 years

• life

The ability federal and state courts have to determine if a law or action by the government is constitutional is known as

• Judicial Review

• Amazon Review

• Collected Review

The Supreme Court has “original jurisdiction”, which is the right to be the first to hear a case. It has this jurisdiction for cases involving

• 1 or more states

• 2 or more states

• 3 or more states

When people disagree about whether a law or government action is constitutional, the job of the judicial branch is to resolve the issue by interpreting the

• Supreme Court

• Declaration of Independence

• Constitution

The highest ranking judge of the Supreme Court is the

• District Justice

• Supreme Justice

• Chief Justice