Identify and explain the organization of The Judiciary 3 Levels Court (in order from highest-lowest) the Supreme Court concentrates on the long and difficult cases, while the U.S Courts of Appeals reviews U.S District Courts' cases. The lowest court gets involved with the Federal Bureau due to issues of law and federal agencies.
Identify and explain the organization of The Judiciary 3 Levels Court (in order from highest-lowest) the Supreme Court concentrates on the long and difficult cases, while the U.S Courts of Appeals reviews U.S District Courts' cases. The lowest court gets involved with the Federal Bureau due to issues of law and federal agencies.
Identify and explain the organization of The Judiciary 3 Levels Court (in order from highest-lowest) the Supreme Court concentrates on the long and difficult cases, while the U.S Courts of Appeals reviews U.S District Courts' cases. The lowest court gets involved with the Federal Bureau due to issues of law and federal agencies.
Identify and explain the organization of the Judiciary
3 Levels Court (in order from Highest
Lowest) Supreme Court U.S Courts of Appeals U.S District Courts The Supreme Court concentrates on the long and difficult cases, while the U.S Courts of Appeals reviews U.S District Courts cases. This gives the Supreme Court more time to come to a conclusion on their case. Identify and provide examples of the powers of the Judiciary powers. The Judiciary powers: original jurisdiction, appellate jurisdiction, redress, diversity jurisdiction, and subject matter jurisdiction. OG jurisdiction - case first heard appellate = appealing of the case redress - for damages and injuries diversity - different cases around the U.S subject matter- federal laws involved??? judicial review - established by Marbury v. Madison, rule under law Identify and explain how Judiciary shares powers with the Congress, Executive, and bureaucracy. Judiciary branch can label an action unconstitutional, while Congress can amend the Constitution and change the Court System. The lowest court gets involved with the Federal Bureau due to issues of law and federal agencies. The executive branch appoints judges and justices. Discuss the implications of Judiciary sharing powers with each of the following: Congress, Executive, and bureaucracy. Congress limits its power of amending so the judiciary branch's decision becomes more difficult Justices and judges have to appeal to the executive branch, ideology doesn't matter. JB pushes the FB to act accordingly. Discuss the functions that Judiciary performs.
Judiciary Branch can review other cases to establish
a decision on new case interpret, investigate, and apply the laws of the constitution Identify how the power of the Judiciary has/may evolve gradually. Hollingsworth v Perry: shows how the judiciary branch is willing to amend and interpret to the Constitution Identify and discuss the ties between the Judiciary and political parties. Political Party affiliation is how the President appoints judges, only because it makes it easier to push a judge through Identify and discuss the ties between the Judiciary and interest groups. Interest groups will often submit an amicus curiae to the court in order to help bolster a certain party. amicus curiae - not a party to a particular litigation but that is permitted by the court to advise it in respect to some matter of law that directly affects the case in question. Identify and discuss the ties between the Judiciary and media. The Judiciary Branch will keep supreme court decisions discrete until they are finalized, which is when the media goes insane and fight to be the first one to project the supreme court decision. Identify and discuss the ties between the Judiciary and state and local governments. Judiciary branch ensures that the state and local governments are interpreting the law correctly. The state and local governments act as gates to the Supreme Court.