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-What is the lowest level of the Federal court system? Row Question

-District Court Row Answer

-What is the middle level of the federal court sytem? Row Question

-Appeals Court Row Answer

-What is the highest level of the federal court system? Row Question

-US Supreme Court Row Answer

-What type of case is it when people decide if you have broken a law? Row Question

-Criminal Case Row Answer

- What type of case would involve a dispute over an injury or contract? Row Question

-Civil Case Row Answer

- What type of jurisdiction only allows the Federal court to hear the case? Row Question

-Exclusive jurisdiction Row Answer

- What type of jurisdiction gives you the authority to hear the case first? Row Question

-Original jurisdiction Row Answer

Row Question - What type of jurisdiction lets cases be heard on the state or federal level?

-Concurrent Jurisdiction Row Answer

Row Question -What type of jurisdiction is it when the case must be heard on a lower level first, then come on appeal?

-Appellate Jurisdiction Row Answer

- What type of laws are broken when something illegal happens at sea? Row Question

-Maritime laws Row Answer

- How many district courts does NC have? Row Question

-3 Row Answer

-Who determines guilt or innocence on the district court level? Row Question

-Jury Row Answer

- Who determines the punishment of the guilty on the district court level? Row Question

-Judge Row Answer

- Which district court official arrests and transports suspects? Row Question

-US Marshall Row Answer

-What lawyer represents the government on the district level? Row Question

- US Attorney Row Answer

-Who can assist judges by issuing court orders or deciding if there is enough evidence for a trial on the district court level? Row Question

-Magistrates Row Answer

- What do we call appeal court districts? Row Question

-Circuits Row Answer

- Name 3 states other than NC in our appeals court district? Row Question

-SC, VA, WV, MD Row Answer

-What is it called when the appeals court confirms or keeps the decision made by the district court? Row Question

-Uphold Row Answer

- What is it called when the appeals court reverses the previous court’s decision? Row Question

-Overturn Row Answer

- What is it called when an appeals court sends the case back to the district court for a retrial? Row Question

-Remand Row Answer

What do we call the legal thinking behind a court’s decision? Row Question

-Opinion Row Answer

- What do we call a court order to appear in a criminal case? Row Question

-Subpoena Row Answer

- Which article of the Constitution sets up and describes the judicial branch? Row Question

-3 Row Answer

-Opinions help to establish what, which is a guide for others to follow? Row Question

-Precedent Row Answer