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Brief

Written documents about cases.

Concurring Decision

Authored by justices to add or emphasize a point that wasn’t made in majority opinion.

Conservative Member

Follows traditional methods and cautious.

Dissenting Decision

Written by justices who don’t agree with court’s majority opinion.

Judicial Review

Interpreting meaning of laws and overruling or reversing its previous decisions.

Liberal Member

Those in favor of reform.

Majority Opinion

Court’s decision in a case and its reasoning on which it’s based.

Miranda v. Arizona

Ernesto Miranda didn’t know he had the right to a lawyer when interrogated. Deals with 5th and 6th amendments - rights guaranteed us our rights when being placed under arrest.

Per curiam decision

When information isn’t requested and justices decide to just decide on the case.

Stare decisis

Let decision stand with no change.

Writ of certiorari

Order from lower court to send up records for review by Supreme Court.