Authority for US Federal Court System

The video tutorial explains the U.S. court system's authority derived from the Constitution. It covers Article 3 courts, including the Supreme Court and subordinate courts established by Congress. Article 1 courts, under presidential authority, include administrative, immigration, bankruptcy, and military courts. Article 2 allows for ancillary courts, while Article 4 establishes territorial courts in U.S. territories like Guam. The video concludes with a summary of these court types and their constitutional foundations.

What is the primary role of the Supreme Court as established by Article 3?

• To establish subordinate courts

• To interpret the Constitution

• To hear all federal cases

• To create laws

Which type of courts fall under the President's authority according to Article 1?

• Territorial Courts

• Supreme Court

• Circuit Courts

• Administrative Courts

Which of the following is an example of an Article 1 court?

• Circuit Court of Appeals

• Military Court Martial

• Territorial Court

• Supreme Court

What is the purpose of ancillary courts created under Article 2?

• To handle state law issues

• To address international trade and terrorism

• To oversee military operations

• To manage local government disputes

Which Article allows for the establishment of courts in U.S. territories?

• Article 4

• Article 3

• Article 2

• Article 1