The American Judicial System is responsible for providing impartiality, order, equality, justice, and fair punishment under the Federal Laws that are governed by the Constitution of the United States.
Supreme Court
According to the Glossary of Legal Terms (n.d.), A Court is a governing body of leaders that has the authority to settle, manage, or control legal issues and disputes.
The Supreme Court is the highest-ranking court under the law of the Constitution in the United States of America. (The Supreme Court of the United States, June 04, 2017). The Supreme Court plays an intricate role in the judicial process. The Supreme Court has the most vested power and is Superior to all other courts. The Judiciary Act of 1789 changed the way the court system was designed. Under the Constitution the law stated that there should be one ruling court, The Supreme Court. The role of the Supreme Court is to protect the civil rights of individuals, the right to a freedom of speech, and equal opportunity. The Supreme Court was also designed to ensure that each individual court, and entity within, stayed within the guidelines of the law by limiting the amount of power and decision making the states had. The Supreme Court today …show more content…
The Constitution of the United States of America, Article three, Section two, “States that the Supreme Court has the ruling power and right to choose which cases it will hear.” The Supreme Court will hear cases that pertain, but aren’t limited to, conflict amongst states, conflict amongst individuals in opposite states, distant, overseas, and nonnative states, cases involving diplomats, clergy, priests, magistrates, etc. Each case is tried by jury, unless the case involves impeachment. (“US Constitution,” n.d.). Under the Constitution the authority and power was divided between each governing agency, which formed the Dual Court
Supreme Court
According to the Glossary of Legal Terms (n.d.), A Court is a governing body of leaders that has the authority to settle, manage, or control legal issues and disputes.
The Supreme Court is the highest-ranking court under the law of the Constitution in the United States of America. (The Supreme Court of the United States, June 04, 2017). The Supreme Court plays an intricate role in the judicial process. The Supreme Court has the most vested power and is Superior to all other courts. The Judiciary Act of 1789 changed the way the court system was designed. Under the Constitution the law stated that there should be one ruling court, The Supreme Court. The role of the Supreme Court is to protect the civil rights of individuals, the right to a freedom of speech, and equal opportunity. The Supreme Court was also designed to ensure that each individual court, and entity within, stayed within the guidelines of the law by limiting the amount of power and decision making the states had. The Supreme Court today …show more content…
The Constitution of the United States of America, Article three, Section two, “States that the Supreme Court has the ruling power and right to choose which cases it will hear.” The Supreme Court will hear cases that pertain, but aren’t limited to, conflict amongst states, conflict amongst individuals in opposite states, distant, overseas, and nonnative states, cases involving diplomats, clergy, priests, magistrates, etc. Each case is tried by jury, unless the case involves impeachment. (“US Constitution,” n.d.). Under the Constitution the authority and power was divided between each governing agency, which formed the Dual Court