Explain the three-tiered structure of the Federal Court System and compare it to the three-tiered structure of the California Court system? What is the purpose and function of each level
The three tiered structure of the Federal Court is represented by the US District Courts, US Circuit Court of Appeals and the US Supreme Court's. Each individual level serves as a different function during Criminal and Civil Cases. The three Tiered Structure of California is represented by the Supreme Court, Courts of Appeal as well as Trial Courts.
The US Supreme court is the highest court within the system, The court will only deal with the matters of the State and or the National Importance appeals. Overall the SUpreme court takes about 7,00 requests however will only trial about 100-150 of those cases. The California Supreme Court is the Highest court …show more content…
The court takes care of some of the US Supreme Court's cases, many of which are decided by the District Courts. Each State is assigned its to one of the 11 Judicial Circuits. Their are more than 175 Circuit Judges whom have been appointed by the president.The California Courts of Appeal has six appellate districts, and are based on geography. Some of the Appellate districts are further divided into divisions. There are also two types of the Appellate Courts, the Courts of Appeal, and the California Supreme Court.
2.Define and explain the concept of “original jurisdiction” as it relates to the U.S. Supreme Court. How does it differ from “Judicial Review
Article 3 Section 2 of the Constitution establishes the Jurisdiction of the SUpreme Court. The Supreme Court has original jurisdiction, meaning a case is tried before the course, over certain cases. This could be between two states or involving public ambassadors or other public figures. Judicial Review is the review by the Supreme Court of the Constitutional validity of a Legislative
The three tiered structure of the Federal Court is represented by the US District Courts, US Circuit Court of Appeals and the US Supreme Court's. Each individual level serves as a different function during Criminal and Civil Cases. The three Tiered Structure of California is represented by the Supreme Court, Courts of Appeal as well as Trial Courts.
The US Supreme court is the highest court within the system, The court will only deal with the matters of the State and or the National Importance appeals. Overall the SUpreme court takes about 7,00 requests however will only trial about 100-150 of those cases. The California Supreme Court is the Highest court …show more content…
The court takes care of some of the US Supreme Court's cases, many of which are decided by the District Courts. Each State is assigned its to one of the 11 Judicial Circuits. Their are more than 175 Circuit Judges whom have been appointed by the president.The California Courts of Appeal has six appellate districts, and are based on geography. Some of the Appellate districts are further divided into divisions. There are also two types of the Appellate Courts, the Courts of Appeal, and the California Supreme Court.
2.Define and explain the concept of “original jurisdiction” as it relates to the U.S. Supreme Court. How does it differ from “Judicial Review
Article 3 Section 2 of the Constitution establishes the Jurisdiction of the SUpreme Court. The Supreme Court has original jurisdiction, meaning a case is tried before the course, over certain cases. This could be between two states or involving public ambassadors or other public figures. Judicial Review is the review by the Supreme Court of the Constitutional validity of a Legislative