'Appellate jurisdiction' presentation slideshows

Basic Civics

Intro to Law: UNIT 5. Basic Civics. Everything you need to know about Government Structure and Laws. Spring 2012. The Constitution. Foundation for government and laws. Supreme law of the land. Types of Government. The Three Branches of Government. The Legislative Branch.

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Warmup 3/2/12

Warmup 3/2/12. What kind of judgments do you have to make in your daily life? How do you make these judgments? How do you think this parallels what judges do in our court system?. Unit IV Part III. The Judicial Branch. What is the primary goal of the federal courts?.

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Three Branches of Government

Three Branches of Government. Civics & Economics M. Teal. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-EISWIY9bG8. Do Now. Brainstorm everything you already know regarding Congress. Brainstorm everything you already know regarding about redistricting. Redistricting Activity.

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Chapter 2 Courts and Alternative Dispute Resolution

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Judicial Branch Powers

Judicial Branch Powers. Interpret. ___________ laws Do laws fit within U.S. Constitution guidelines Conduct __________ Protect the ________ of citizens brought before the Court Rule on _____________ questions. Trials. rights. Constitutional. Jurisdiction. Original Jurisdiction

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The Federal Courts

The Federal Courts. Agenda Quiz Overview of the Judicial Court System Video: Article III For Dummies: The Judiciary Explained. 50. To influence the Judicial Branch of the U.S. government, an interest group can do all of the following EXCEPT A. file an amicus curiae brief

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The Courts

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Restorative Justice: a viable option for non-academic misconduct?

Restorative Justice: a viable option for non-academic misconduct?. Robyn Jacobson Managing Conflict in Education www.managingconflict.ca. NOT GUILTY. GUILTY. Do you recognize any of these terms from your Code of Conduct?. Guilty Not Guilty

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The Court Seizes Power

The Court Seizes Power. Marbury vs. Madison (1803) and Judicial Review.

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Judicial Branch Powers

Judicial Branch Powers. Interpret. ___________ laws Do laws fit within U.S. Constitution guidelines Conduct __________ Protect the ________ of citizens brought before the Court Rule on _____________ questions. Trials. rights. Constitutional. Jurisdiction. Original Jurisdiction

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Chapter 10: Judicial Branch

Chapter 10: Judicial Branch. Describe the organization, functions, and jurisdiction of courts within the American judicial system. Explain the kinds of law. . Federal Court System.

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Article III

Article III. Judicial Branch. Judicial Branch. Supreme national court with the power to make final judgements on all cases it considered Congress has the power to establish inferior courts, courts that have less power than the Supreme Court Federal judges are appointed for life.

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DISPUTE SETTLEMENT MECHANISM IN TELECOM SECTOR IN INDIA

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Marbury v Madison

Marbury v Madison.

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The Supreme Court

The Supreme Court. The Other Branch. Name the Old Fogies. Marbury v. Madison. Sessions. In session from October through June/July Hear cases during the first two weeks of the month Decide which cases to hear, research cases, write opinions during the last two weeks. The Cases.

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Ch. 16 Federal courts

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Unit 4: Federal & State Court Systems

Unit 4: Federal & State Court Systems. Federal jurisdiction Federal question Exclusive Concurrent Diversity Jurisdictional amount - $75,000 Complete diversity of citizenship Certain large $ class actions. U.S. Supreme Court. Original jurisdiction

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The Courts I:

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Powers of the Federal Courts

Powers of the Federal Courts . Chapter 11, Section 1 . Powers of the Federal Courts . Constitution calls for supreme court to balance powers of other 2 branches of govt. Played minor role until Chief Justice John Marshall appointed in 1801 Served until 1835

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