Primary players in the Judicial System

The video tutorial explains the roles of judges, jurors, and attorneys in the court system. It covers the constitutional rights to a jury trial, the functions of public and private attorneys, and the different levels of the judiciary, including trial and appellate judges. The video also discusses the roles of court officers and concludes with a preview of future topics related to the judicial system.

Which amendments to the Constitution grant the right to a trial by jury?

• 8th and 9th Amendments

• 4th and 5th Amendments

• 6th and 7th Amendments

• 1st and 2nd Amendments

What is the primary role of a trial judge?

• To review trial decisions for constitutionality

• To make laws

• To represent the government in court

• To oversee the trial process and make rulings

How does the role of jurors remain consistent?

• They are always selected by the judge

• They only serve in federal courts

• Their functional role remains constant across different levels

• They always serve in the same number

Who are considered officers of the court?

• Judges

• Jurors

• Attorneys

• Bailiffs

What is the role of private attorneys in the courtroom?

• To enforce court orders

• To represent individuals in legal disputes

• To make judicial decisions

• To represent the government