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Appellate jurisdiction

The authority of a court to review the decision of lower courts.

Plantiff

The party taking legal action against another party. (The suer)

Miranda rule

The Constitutional rights police must read to a suspect before questioning may occur.

Justice

A judge on the supreme Court.

2 court systems

- Supreme


- Inferior

Types of jurisdiction - exclusive

Only federal

Types of jurisdiction - concurrent

State/ federal

Types of jurisdiction - original

Where it was first held.

Types of jurisdiction - appellate

A court hears the case of a lower court.

Federal if:

- subject: Constitution, high seas/ US waters, arising on land but concerning water


- parties: US officials/ agencies, ambassador, state vs state, gov vs gov