Article 3 Flashcards

(10 cards)

1
Q

Who must approve their appointment?

A

The senate

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2
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How long does a justice serve?

A

For lifetime or until they die or quit

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3
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How many justices are there on the court?

A

9

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4
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How do cases get to the Supreme Court?

A

Through appellate and original jurisdiction

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5
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What is the difference between original and appellate jurisdiction?

A

AJ- lower courts through federal route

OJ- directly to the Supreme Court

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6
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Who is the current Chief Justice?

A

John Roberts

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7
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Who was the first woman on the court?

A

Sandra day o’ Neil

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8
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What happens to Supreme Court decisions after they are made?

A

The decision cannot be changed, after, the justices will publish a written opinion.

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9
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What is judicial review?

A

The supreme courts most important power, allows them to decide if a law is unconstitutional or not.

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10
Q

How are justices chosen?

A

The president chooses them

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