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1 Happy Thursday! Please come in, take out a blank note book (not your writing folder) and you’re My Reflections book and review the powers of the legislative and executive branches.

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11 Using your “My Reflections” or a textbook, write a story utilizing the following academic vocabulary words. Good Luck. Supreme Court Federal court system State court systems Criminal cases Civil case Evidence Jury trial Verdict Bench trial Appellate courts Appeal Judicial review Affirm Remand

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