Article I Federal Courts

The video tutorial explains the differences between legislative and administrative courts. Administrative courts are agency-created to resolve disputes under agency regulations, while legislative courts are established by Congress for special matters. Examples of Article 1 courts include military, bankruptcy, and tax courts.

What is the primary function of administrative courts?

• To manage military operations

• To create new laws

• To resolve disputes under agency regulations

• To oversee legislative processes

Which entity is responsible for creating legislative courts?

• State Governments

• The President

• The Supreme Court

• Congress

Which of the following is an example of a legislative court?

• Federal Reserve

• Military Court

• Department of Education

• Environmental Protection Agency

What is the main purpose of administrative agency courts?

• To manage state budgets

• To conduct military trials

• To hear disputes within administrative agencies

• To draft new regulations

Which type of court is specifically designed to handle disputes related to agency regulations?

• Legislative Court

• Administrative Court

• Appellate Court

• Supreme Court