Presentation is loading. Please wait.

Presentation is loading. Please wait.

How many can you identify? AP US Govt. 3/28/19

Published by莉图 郎 Modified over 5 years ago

Similar presentations

Presentation on theme: "How many can you identify? AP US Govt. 3/28/19"— Presentation transcript:

1 How many can you identify? AP US Govt. 3/28/19
If an issue is not explicitly stated in the Constitution, should it be left to the states OR federal courts to decide? (Explain AND provide an example) 8/24/2019

2 I. Types of Laws Statutory: Common Criminal Civil WRITTEN Precedent
Stare Decisis Criminal Civil Breach of contract, malpractice 8/24/2019

3 II. Judicial Power is passive
Casesto them (APPEAL) Bush v. Gore Standing Elk Grove Unified S.D. v. Newdow, 2003 8/24/2019

4 III. Judicial Law making
Broadly-worded Interpretation = law making 8/24/2019

5 IV. Jurisdiction Exclusive: Concurrent: Original:- (FACTS) Appellate:
8/24/2019

6 V. Fed. Courts…(original jurisdiction) 3.2
Constitution Disputesstates US govtparty Ambassadors + Diplomats 8/24/2019

7 VI. Fed. Courts cont… Courts of Appeals District Courts: 90%fed cases
Each State Trial jury Civil, Criminal, Constitutional Courts of Appeals 8/24/2019

8 VI. Fed Courts Supreme Court Courts of Appeals: 12 districts/circuits
Jurisdiction Supreme Court MAP ON NEXT PAGE WASHINGTON = 9TH 8/24/2019

9 VI. Map of Federal Courts
8/24/2019

Download ppt "How many can you identify? AP US Govt. 3/28/19"

Similar presentations

EOC Judicial – Systems / Structures

EOC Judicial – Systems / Structures
U.S. Federal Court System 7 th Grade Civics Mr. John Quiñones.

U.S. Federal Court System 7 th Grade Civics Mr. John Quiñones.
Unit VI – The Judicial System

Unit VI – The Judicial System
Article III: The Judicial Branch

Article III: The Judicial Branch
The Courts and What They Do

The Courts and What They Do
INTRODUCTION TO THE FEDERAL COURTS

INTRODUCTION TO THE FEDERAL COURTS
UNIT #4 The Judicial Branch CHAPTER #11 The Federal Court System

UNIT #4 The Judicial Branch CHAPTER #11 The Federal Court System
U.S. Government Unit K: The Judicial Branch Chapter 18 The Federal Court System.

U.S. Government Unit K: The Judicial Branch Chapter 18 The Federal Court System.
THE JUDICIAL SYSTEM Chapter 18. The Judicial System  Articles of Confederation did not set up a national judicial system  Major weakness of the Articles.

THE JUDICIAL SYSTEM Chapter 18. The Judicial System  Articles of Confederation did not set up a national judicial system  Major weakness of the Articles.
Unit Notes Judicial Branch. Types of Jurisdiction Judicial Review allows the Supreme Court to decide if a law is constitutional. Judicial Review allows.

Unit Notes Judicial Branch. Types of Jurisdiction Judicial Review allows the Supreme Court to decide if a law is constitutional. Judicial Review allows.
The Court System By: Professor Mika Cleveland Marshall Law.

The Court System By: Professor Mika Cleveland Marshall Law.
I: LOWER FEDERAL COURTS A:US DISTRICT COURTS 1.DISTRICT COURTS ARE THE LOWEST FEDERAL COURTS WHERE TRIALS ARE HELD(BOTH CIVIL AND CRIMINAL) Goal 5.03 Describe.

I: LOWER FEDERAL COURTS A:US DISTRICT COURTS 1.DISTRICT COURTS ARE THE LOWEST FEDERAL COURTS WHERE TRIALS ARE HELD(BOTH CIVIL AND CRIMINAL) Goal 5.03 Describe.
Introduction To The Federal Courts

Introduction To The Federal Courts
3 Branches of Government The Judicial Branch. Creation of the Judicial Created by the Constitution These courts are called “Guardians of the Constitution”

3 Branches of Government The Judicial Branch. Creation of the Judicial Created by the Constitution These courts are called “Guardians of the Constitution”
JUDICIAL BRANCH THE UNITED STATES COURT SYSTEM. I. JURISDICTIONS A. Original Article III, section 2 B. Appellate.

JUDICIAL BRANCH THE UNITED STATES COURT SYSTEM. I. JURISDICTIONS A. Original Article III, section 2 B. Appellate.
 Describe what roles does the president fulfill, and what authority come from such roles?  Explain what limitations are placed on the president by the.

 Describe what roles does the president fulfill, and what authority come from such roles?  Explain what limitations are placed on the president by the.
The Supreme Court. Composition of the Court Judiciary Act of 1789 Six justices, including 1 Chief Justice Changed 6 times since Current number is 9 justices,

The Supreme Court. Composition of the Court Judiciary Act of 1789 Six justices, including 1 Chief Justice Changed 6 times since Current number is 9 justices,
Ch. 10.1 The Role of the Federal Courts. Laws and Courts Legal conflicts are resolved by courts of law Legal conflicts are resolved by courts of law Apply.

Ch The Role of the Federal Courts. Laws and Courts Legal conflicts are resolved by courts of law Legal conflicts are resolved by courts of law Apply.
The Federal Courts Chapter 11 Section 1. Constitutional Origins The courts are established by Article III of the Constitution. The courts are established.

The Federal Courts Chapter 11 Section 1. Constitutional Origins The courts are established by Article III of the Constitution. The courts are established.
Jurisdiction 3: Original & Appellate. Major Classes of Jurisdiction Legislative jurisdiction –Congressional (Federal) –State –Municipal Executive Jurisdiction.

Jurisdiction 3: Original & Appellate. Major Classes of Jurisdiction Legislative jurisdiction –Congressional (Federal) –State –Municipal Executive Jurisdiction.

Similar presentations

Ads by Google