WorksheetsGov Ap Exam Pt4
Total questions: 23
Worksheet time: 12mins
How many district courts are there?
94
12
100
50
the philosophy that the supreme court should play an active role in shaping national policies by addressing social and political issues
judicial activism
judicial restraint
activism
legislative activism
legislative restraint
Brown v Board of Education established
judicial restraint
judicial activism
the end of segregation
the Establishment clause
the Free exercise clause
the ability of the Court to declare a Legislative or Executive act in violation of the Constitution
judicial restraint
judicial activism
judicial review
checks and balances
the judicial branch
Marbury v Madison established
judicial review
judicial activism
judicial restraint
Plessy v Ferguson established
judicial review
judicial activism
judicial restraint
Which courts hold no trials or testimonies
Courts of Appeal jurisdiction
Supreme Courts
District Courts
Federal Courts
Supreme Court jurisdiction appellate
power to reverse or modify the lower court's decision
holds no trials or testimonies
presidential veto power
hearing lower cases
How many courts of appeal are there?
94
12
100
50
Writ of Cettori
can request court transcripts of other cases
to raise additional points of view and present information not contained in the binds of formal parties
let the decision stand
Amicus curia briefs
can request court transcripts of other cases
to raise additional points of view and present information not contained in the binds of formal parties
let the decision stand
Stare Decsis
can request court transcripts of other cases
to raise additional points of view and present information not contained in the binds of formal parties
let the decision stand
How Justices must vote to accept a case?
4/9
5/9
3/9
6/9
9/9
How many Justices must vote in order to grant a stay?
4/9
5/9
3/9
6/9
9/9
How many Justices must vote to accept a case?
4/9
5/9
3/9
6/9
9/9
What article of the constitution created the federal court system that MUST have one supreme court and Congress can create or remove lower courts
3
1
2
5
Dissenting opinion is an opinion in a legal case that is written by one or more judges which express _______.
disagreement with the majority opinion
agreement with opinion
reasons why the opinion is wrong and should be changed
asking the president to veto this
argues that federal courts can determine whether acts of Congress are constitutional and follow the Constitution even if there is an inconsistency
fed no. 78
fed no. 70
fed no. 51
fed no. 50
Who holds the bureaucracy responsible, and can override them
congress
the president
the cabinet
the supreme court
no one
Concurring opinion is an opinion that ________ with the majority of the Supreme court
agrees
disagrees
changes
Congress can overturn the court's decisions through
legislation
veto
bills
they cant.
The president and Congress can limit or change unpopular decisions by law or bill added to the Constitution which can overturn court decisions.
true
false - an amendment
false - veto
What reviews, monitors, and supervises federal agencies and policy implications to make sure everything is being done correctly
congressional oversight
judidicial oversight
presidential oversight
judicial review
