1. Governor Lynch appointed Linda Dalianis to be the state Chief Justice. She became our first female Chief Justice when she was approved by…

2. the executive council!

3. REVIEW

4. A federal power is also known as a _____ power.

5. delegated

6. A state power is also known as a _____ power.

7. reserved

8. A power shared by the state and federal governments is also known as a _____ power.

9. concurrent

10. The power to declare war is a _____ power.

11. delegated

12. Taxation is an example of a _____ power.

13. concurrent

14. This part of the Constitution ensures that states accept the decisions of courts in others states.

15. Full faith and credit clause

16. This part of the Constitution reserves powers not given to the federal government for the states.

17. 10 th Amendment

18. Returning fugitives to other states.

19. extradition

20. 8.4 state courts

21. The state’s set of criminal laws is known as the

22. penal code

23. ______ cases deal with violations of the law. criminal

24. ______ cases deal with disputes between people. civil

25. _______ court handles major criminal and civil cases. Trial

26. A person may take their case to an _____________ court if they feel it was not handled fairly in trial.appeals court

27. Many cities have a __________ court that is divided to hear specific types of cases. municipal

28. _____________ court hears civil cases involving small sums of money Small claims

29. In ________, a committee of judges, lawyers, and citizens prepare a list of qualified judges. A governor appoints a judge from this list, who is confirmed by voters in the next election.

30. The Missouri Plan

31. This person hears minor cases in some rural areas and towns, and can hand down fines or short jail sentences.

32. Justice of the peace

33. Reviewing Vocabulary

34. A federal power is also known as a _____ power.

35. delegated

36. A state power is also known as a _____ power.

37. reserved

38. A power shared by the state and federal governments is also known as a _____ power.

39. concurrent

40. The qualifications for governor are listed in the state’s

41. constitution !

42. The state’s set of criminal laws is known as the

43. penal code

44. The governor has the judicial power to ________ certain prisoners. pardon

45. The governor has the legislative power to ________ bills. veto

46. The governor’s powers to pardon and veto are crucial _____________ on the powers of the other branches of government.checks

47. In ________, a committee of judges, lawyers, and citizens prepare a list of qualified judges. A governor appoints a judge from this list, who is confirmed by voters in the next election.

48. The Missouri Plan

49. Reviewing Types of Courts

50. _______ court handles major criminal and civil cases. Trial

51. A person may take their case to an _____________ court if they feel it was not handled fairly in trial.appeals court

52. Many cities have a __________ court that is divided to hear specific types of cases. municipal

53. _____________ court hears civil cases involving small sums of money Small claims

54. Reviewing People in State government

55. The state executive branch is headed by the

56. governor !

57. Who is the governor of NH?

58. John Lynch

59. In MOST states, who becomes head of the executive branch if the governor dies, resigns, or is removed from office.

60. lieutenant governor !

61. The lieutenant governor often acts as President of…

62. President of the state Senate!

63. Supervises the collection of taxes and pays the state’s bills.

64. State Treasurer !

65. Ensures that no public funds from the state treasury are used without authorization.

66. State Auditor

67. Is in charge of the state’s legal business or matters concerning law

68. State Attorney General

69. Is in charge of keeping state records and carrying out election laws

70. The Secretary of State

71. This person hears minor cases in some rural areas and towns, and can hand down fines or short jail sentences.

72. Justice of the peace