chapter 8
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| CIRCUIT | Districts they serve.
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| JURISDICTION | The authority to hear and decide a case
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| EXCLUSIVE JURISDICTION | Only federal courts may hear and decide cases.
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| CONCURRENT JURISDICTION | Authority for both state and federal courts to hear and decide cases.
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| DISTRICT COURT | The federal courts in which trails are held and lawsuits are begun.
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| ORIGINAL JURISDICTION | The authority to hear cases for the first time.
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| APPEALS COURT | To reviews decisions made in lower district courts.
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| APPELLATE JURISDICTION | The authority of a court to hear a case appealed from a lower court.
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| REMAND | Sending the case back to the lower court to be tried again.
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| OPINION | Offers a detailed explanation of the legal thinking behind the court's decision.
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| PRECEDENT | Gives guidance to other judges by offering a model upon which to base their own decisions on similar cases.
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| JUDICIAL REVIEW | The court can review any federal, state, or local law of action to see if it is constitutional.
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| CONSTITUTIONAL | Allowed by the constitution.
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| DOCKET | Calendar
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| BRIEF | A written document that explains one side's oposition on the case.
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| MAJORITY IPONION | Presents the views of the majority of the justices on a case.
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| UNANIMOUS OPINION | In which all the justices vote the same way.
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| CONCURRING OPINION | Justice who agress with the majority decisions but has different reasons.
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| DISSENTING OPINION | Justices who oppose the majority decisions.
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| STARE DECISIS | A guiding principle for all judges.
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