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31 Cards in this Set
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Original Jurisdiction |
Hearing a case for the first time |
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Appellate Jurisdiction |
Appeals cases from lower court |
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Brief |
Written argument on issue of law |
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Transcript |
Verbatim of what happened in a court room. |
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Affirm |
upheld |
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Reversed |
overturned |
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Amend |
change |
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Remand |
a new trial |
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State trial court : jurisdiction |
original Jurisdiction |
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State trial court: examples of cases heard |
Civil and criminal |
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Open the doors to a state superior court-what would you see? |
lawyers,judges,clerks,juries,court reporter,sheriffs,and witnesses. |
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Appellate Court: Jurisdiciton |
apellate |
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Appellate court: cases heard |
Appeals cases that were convicted. |
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Appellate court: Open doors to a state appellate court-what would you see? |
Panel judges |
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State Supreme Court: Jurisdiction |
Appellate |
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State Supreme Court: cases heard |
cases that were finalized as conviction |
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State Supreme Court: Open the doors to state supreme court-what would you see? |
Panel of judges |
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Municipal Court:Jurisdiction |
Original |
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Municipal Courts:Cases Heard |
Small misdemeanors |
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Open the doors to a municipal court - what would you see? |
Judge,lawyers |
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Small Claims Courts: Jurisdiction |
Original |
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Small Claims Court:Cases heard |
Money-Under 5,000 (civil) |
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Small claims courts-open the doors to a small claims court-what would you see? |
People involved and judges. |
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What are the superiors courts? |
Juvenile,family,tax,and probate courts. |
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Where does the federal court system get its power? |
Article 3 / US constitution |
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U.S District: Jurisdiction |
original |
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U.S District: Cases heard |
Criminal and civil |
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U.S District :Open the doors to U.S District Court . What would you see? |
lawyers,diversity of citizenship,and judges |
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Special U.S Courts |
Military,claims,customs,and tax |
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Appeals are heard from |
District, court of appeals,and supreme court. |
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Arbitraitor |
a independent a person body officially appointed to settle a dispute. |