Unit 6: Judicial Branch. Origins of our Legal System Article III Federalist 78 Judiciary Act of 1789.

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Unit 6: Judicial Branch

Origins of our Legal System Article III Federalist 78 Judiciary Act of 1789

Organization of the Court System

District Courts: minimum of one per state Circuit Courts: 12 total Supreme Court: just 1

Participants in the Legal System Criminal vs. Civil Law Players in the Judicial System

Judicial court

Policy Making and the Court What role does the Court play in policymaking? Limits on judicial power: Internal Institutional Constraints External Institutional Constraints Judicial Activism vs. Judicial Restraint

Solicitor General David Verrilli

The Judicial Process How does a case make it to the SCOTUS?

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