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5. 100 200 300 400 500 Supreme Court Judicial Terms True and False Actors of the Court Bureaucracy Government Review

6. Current Chief Justice of the Supreme Court A 100

7. Who is John Roberts? A 100

8. The Supreme Court is more likely to have original or appellate jurisdictaion. A 200

9. What is appellate? A 200

10. The three women associate justices on the current Supreme Court. A 300

11. Who are Ginsburg, Sotomayor, and Kagan? A 300

12. A 400 When is the Supreme Court in session?

13. When is 1 st Monday in October through the end of June. A 400

14. Term which means the Supreme Court will hear a case. A 500

15. What is writ of certiorari? A 500

16. B 100 When a court hears a case for the 1 st time it is called.

17. What is original jurisdiction? B 100

18. Guarantee that a person will know why he is being held in jail. B 200

19. What is writ of habeas corpus? B 200

20. Means “friend of the court” and are briefs written by government agencies, interest groups and individuals in support of a decision. B 300

21. What is amicus curia brief? B 300

22. Group that decides whether there is enough evidence to have a trial. Generally 12-23 people. B 400

23. What is grand jury? B 400

24. Jury that establishes the guilt or innocence of the accused. B 500

25. What is petit jury? B 500

26. The Supreme Court can declare a law unconstitutional once it has been written by the Congress. C 100

27. False (Justiciable Dispute) C 100

28. The Supreme Court has original jurisdiction. C 200

29. What is true? C 200

30. The Executive Branch has the power to establish lower courts according to the U.S. Constitution. C 300

31. What is False? C 300

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33. McCulloch v. Maryland established judicial review. C 400

34. What is false? C 400

35. Most judicial cases are not heard in the federal (national) court system. C 500

36. What is true? C 500

37. Prosecutor for the federal government who dresses formally to argue a case before the Supreme Court. Aka “Tenth Justice.” D 100

38. Who is solicitor general? D 100

39. AKA as judges they issue arrest warrants, hold hearings, set bail and other judicial responsibilities. D 200

40. Who are magistrates? D 200

41. Do a lot of the grunt work such as research and writing of opinions for the Supreme Court justices? D 300

42. Who are law clerks? D 300

43. Court eras are named after. D 400

44. Who are the Chief Justice? D 400

45. The ability of the judiciary to declare a law, proposal, executive order or amendment unconstitutional is D 500

46. Judicial Review D 500

47. System based on rewarding friends and patrons. E 100

48. What is the spoils system? E 100

49. Three components of bureaucratic system. E 200

50. What are hierarchy, formal rules and job specialization? E 200

51. True are False: There are more civilian bureaucrats than military. E 300

52. What is true? E 300

53. What cabinet has the largest budget? E 400

54. What is Department of Health and Human Services? E 400

55. What is the name of the leader of the Department of Justice? Who is current person? E 500

56. What is Attorney General, Eric Holder E 500

57. Constitutional amendment that says that powers not given to the national Government become the power of the States. F 100

58. What is 10 th Amendment? F 100

59. The politically active branch of an interest group is called. F 200

60. What is a PAC? F 200

61. Act that restricted the political activity of government employees is. F 300

62. What is Hatch Act? F 300

63. The type of government where the power is housed at the state and local level. F 400

64. What is Confederal Government? F 400

65. When power is returned to local and state governments. F 500

66. What is devolution? F 500

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