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EOC Flashcards 71-80

Cards 71-80

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71. Who appoints Supreme Court Justices? 71. The President, and then they have to be approved by the Senate.
72. Which court is the highest in the United States? 72. The US Supreme Court
73. What can an appeals court do? 73. Appeal courts can review the fairness or decision of a lower court's verdict (outcome).
74. The Supreme Court's decision in Plessy v. Ferguson reflected America's approval of what? 74. "Separate, but Equal" This court ruling approved segregation (separation) of public places and transportation based on race.
75. Which court case established Judicial Review? 75. Marbury v. Madison
76. Which court case says no one is above the law. 76. U.S. v. Nixon
77. Which court case said that students have rights to free speech? 77. Tinker v. Des Moines
78. Which court case said that everyone has the right to an attorney, even if they cannot afford one? 78. Gideon v. Wainwright
79. What checks do the judicial branch have on the legislative branch? 79. The power to declare a law unconstitutional.
80. What checks do the judicial branch have on the executive branch? The power to declare a President's action unconstitutional.
Created by: Mrs. Donlon
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