judicial branch

what are the two federal courts system

• U.S. Supreme Court and U.S. Tax Court
• U.S. Circuit Courts and U.S. Claims Court
• U.S. Bankruptcy Court and U.S. Military Court
• state and federal courts

what is the federal court system

• The federal court system only includes the Supreme Court and no lower courts.
• The federal court system is a part of the executive branch of the U.S. government.
• The federal courts deal with Laws that apply to the whole United States.

• The federal court system is responsible for creating laws in the U.S. government.

what are state courts

• local courts that Issues like family matters, accidents, crimes, and traffic violations.

• Local courts that only deal with traffic violations.
• International courts that resolve disputes between countries.
• Federal courts that handle cases under national law.

Which court system deals with most legal issues?

• Federal court system
• International court system
• State court system
• Military court system

What are the two main types of court cases?

• Family cases and juvenile cases
• Traffic cases and administrative cases
• Commercial cases and bankruptcy cases
• Civil cases and criminal cases

what a civil case

• A civil case is a type of bankruptcy filing.
• A civil case involves only government entities.
• A civil case is a criminal proceeding against an individual.
• A civil case is a legal dispute between private parties. like sueing one another

what a criminal case

• A legal proceeding against an individual accused of a crime.
• A process for filing bankruptcy.
• A type of civil lawsuit.
• An investigation into a missing person case.

What is the first court to hear a case called?

• Trial court(District Court in federal system)

• Appeals court
• Mediation center
• Supreme court

What happens in a trial court?

• A trial court only deals with civil cases.
• A trial court is responsible for creating laws.
• A trial court only hears appeals from higher courts.
• • Lawyers use evidence to prove their side.

  • A jury (or judge in a bench trial) decides the verdict.

whats an verdict in the judicial branch

• A verdict is a type of legal document.
• A verdict is the evidence presented in court.
• A verdict is the opening statement of a trial.
• A verdict is the decision made by a jury or judge in a court case.