Apgopo Judicial Unit Review Jeopardy Template

The U.S. Constitution	The Justices	Structure of the Federal Courts	Nomination Process	Supreme Court Cases
100 Article III Where is the Supreme Court laid out in the Constitution?	100 Appeals Most cases that the Supreme Court hears are on	100 Original and Appellate What are the two types of juridiction?	100 The Senate Which house of Congress has final say over Supreme Court Justice appointments?	100 Gibbons v. Ogden Which Supreme Court Decision established the "Supremacy Clause"?
200 Congress “Inferior courts” were to be established by what body?	200 8000; 80 About how many cases does the Supreme Court get requested to here in a year? About how many decisions does the Supreme Court hand down per year?	200 94 How many Federal District courts are there?	200 A simple majority; 51 How many votes does it take for a candidate to be approved by the Senate?	200 Brown v. Board of Education Which Supreme Court decision repealed the segregation laws?
300 Treason What does Article III, Section III deal with?	300 To prevent bias because of political affiliations Why are Justices guaranteed their jobs for life?	300 First Monday in October to the last week in July When is the Supreme Court's term begin and end?	300 ANYTHING! What kind of questions can the Senate Judiciary Committee ask a candidate when they hold their televised hearing?	300 Established the "Separate but Equal" laws What did Plessy v. Ferguson do?
400 Believes the Constitution is a living document and is open to new evaluation, interpretation, and modernization What does "Judicial Liberalism" mean?	400 $213,900 What is the annual salary of an associate justice?	400 John Marshall Who is responsible for setting up the traditions of the Supreme Court that are still in place today?	400 The senators from the state in which the vacancy occurs actually make the decision. What is senatorial courtesy?	400 Miranda v. Arizona Which supreme court case established that police officers must inform you of your rights when you are arrested?
500 No Person shall be convicted of Treason unless on the Testimony of two Witnesses to the same overt Act, or on Confession in open Court. There are two ways to convict someone of treason. What are they?	500 John Jay Who was the first chief justice of the Supreme Court?	500 The courts may overturn any congressional legislation or executive action deemed inconsistent with the constitution What is the significance of Judicial review?	500 1. Declines nomination 2. President withdraws 3. Senate rejects nominee What are the three ways someone can fail to become a Justice?	500 "... now let him enforce it." Andrew Jackson supposedly said, “ John Marshall has made his decision, ______________________________________________________________.”

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