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The judicial branch
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Federal judges are appointed by the president of the united states . How are positions in Georgia's state courts filled? | Elected by Georgia's voters. |
| A grand jury decides whether or not a? | person accused of a crime should be charged and stand trial for that crime |
| county board of education airport authority port authority These are examples of what type of government ? | special-purpose |
| What are delinquent juveniles ? | They are citizens who are under seventeen years of age and commit acts that would be crimes if they were committed by adults |
| Which is considered one of Georgia's "Seven Deadly Sins" when committed by a 16- year-old ? | murder |
| what is a municipality ? | city with its own government |
| Which protection does NOT apply to juveniles in Georgia's courts ? | the right to a trial before a jury of peers |
| Which term describes a city with its own government ? | Municipality |
| How many justices serve on the Georgia state supreme court ? | nine |
| What are Georgia's "Seven Deadly Sins" ? | crimes that are committed by juveniles that result in courts by treating the juveniles as adults |
| What is the purpose of the GA's Constitution ? | To ensure freedom, liberty, justice, peace, and happiness to all citizens of Georgia |
| Which county official is elected rather than appointed ? | Commissioner |
| What is the first step when a juvenile is taken into custody ? | an intake investigation |
| What is a special-purpose district created for ? | single jobs or single groups of task |
| Juveniles in Georgia are NOT guaranteed the right to ? | post bail |
| Which is NOT a good method to solve a conflict with a friend ? | being confrontational |
| Which is NOT a method of solving conflicts peacefully ? | war |
| A juvenile in Georgia is one who is under the age of | 17 |
| Which is NOT a criminal case ? | Divorce |
| Who has the burden of proof in a civil case ? | plaintiff |
| who has the burden of proof in a criminal case ? | Defendant |