Chapter 14: Judiciary Flashcards

(30 cards)

1
Q

Explains how judicial branch will work

A

Article 3

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2
Q

The power to declare laws and acts unconstitutional

A

Judicial Review

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3
Q

Case where judicial review was established

A

Marbury v Madison (1803)

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4
Q

Authority of a court to hear the first case of a kind

A

Original Jurisdiction

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5
Q

What kind of cases federal courts can hear

A

Jurisdiction

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6
Q

Courts created by article 3

A

Constitutional courts

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7
Q

Specialized courts created by article 1

A

Legislative courts

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8
Q

Separate but equal doctrine

A

Plessy v Ferguson (1896)

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9
Q

Repealed Plessy

A

Brown v Board of Education (1959)

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10
Q

Nominated by president, confirmed by Senate

A

Appointment of SC justice

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11
Q

Approval by senior senator in a state or district

A

Senatorial courtesy

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12
Q

Criteria for SC to hear a case

A

Real and adverse case, disputants must have standing

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13
Q

One’s involvement or impact from an issue

A

Standing

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14
Q

Brings the case

A

Plaintiff

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15
Q

Process for free suit filing in SC

A

In Forma Pauperis

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16
Q

4 justices must want to hear a case

16
Q

Judges discuss in private

17
Q

Cases begin with…

A

briefs and oral arguments

18
Q

Acceptance by SC of a case

A

Writ of certiorari

19
Q

Concurring/dissenting

A

Agreeing/disagreeing opinions

19
Q

Opinion of the court is…

A

majority decision

20
Q

Final step in SC hearing

A

Final vote, AFTER opinions

21
Q

Case brought by interest group with hopes of protecting or dismantling a law

22
Q

Case brought on behalf of people similar to plaintiff

A

Class-action lawsuit

23
Sticking to ideals of Constitution
Strict Construction
24
Interpreting Constitution as is fit for today
Originalism
25
Follow the Constitution word for word
Textualism
26
Hamilton's argument in F78
Judicial review is crucial for separation of powers
27
The basis for life terms in the SC
"good behavior"
28
The only ways out of an SC position
Retirement, impeachment by Congress, or death on the job