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1 Unit III Exam Review

2 Multiple Choice Requirements to be a Federal Judge
Civil/Criminal/Constitutional Law Checks and Balances and the Court # of Justices

3 Short Answer Opinions of the Court Limited Powers of Enforcement
Majority, Dissenting & Concurring Limited Powers of Enforcement Judicial Review Appellate v. Original Jurisdiction Loose v. Strict constructionism Examples?

4 Essay For the essay question you will be sorting the landmark cases covered in class into at least two categories. You must justify why each case belongs in the category that you placed it in. What are some ways that you could organize cases?

5 Bonus Question There will be a three point bonus question on the exam.
It will deal with the concept of Judicial Independence. What is it? Why is it important? What are threats to it?

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