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chap.08

judicial branch

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districts they serve circuits
authority to hear and decide a case judisdiction
only federal courts may hear & decide cases exclusive jurisdiction
either federal & state courts may try crimes that violate both state and federal law concurrent jurisdiction
federal courts in which trials are held & lawsuits are begun there are 94 district courts in all district courts
authority to hear cases for the first time original jurisdiction
review decisions made in lower district courts appeals court
authority of a court to hear a case appealed from a lower court appellate jurisdiction
sending the case back to the lower court to be tried agian remanding
offers a detailed rexplanation of the legal thinking behind the courts decision opionion
gives guidance to other judges by offering a model upon which to base their own decisions on similar cases precedent
court can review any federal state or local law or action to see if is constitiutional judicial review
allowed by the constitution constitution
accepted cases go on the court ____ or calender docket
presents the views of the majority of the justice on a case majority opinion
the justice wdecision agrees with a majority but has different reasons writes a ___ concurring opion
the justices who oppose the majority dicision issue a ___ dissenting opinion
in which all the justices vote the same way unanimous opinion
guiding principle for all judges in its latin term "let the decision stand " stare decisis
Created by: tylerpalmer
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