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Identify and describe the major sources of US law – correct answer The Constitution

outlines the structure and powers of government. Lists rights of individuals and

limitations on government.




Describe the checks on the judicial power by the legislative and executive branches -

correct answer Executive checks has power of judicial appointments. Reprieve, pardon,

commute a sentence. President could refuse to enforce supreme court decisions.

Legislative Checks can impeach a federal judge. Can pass Constitutional Amendment

to change court decision. Can rewrite laws. Can change structure and jurisdiction of a

court.




How are the concepts of common law, stare decisis and precedent related? correct

answer - Common law is our legal system and is based on English legal tradition.

English law is based on the common law tradition. Judge made law, it can establish

, precedents and is based on a stare decisis. A stare decisis is if a legal dispute has been

previously decided the decision in the initial case is binding on the current dispute.




List and describe the types of functions of Federal Courts correct answer - US Federal

District Courts are courts of original jurisdiction in most federal cases. Created through

Judiciary Act of 1789. Each state has at least one. Total of 94 Districts nation wide. US

Federal Courts of Appeal, sometimes called circuit courts. These courts hear only

appeals cases. Organized into 13 Circuits. Cases are not retried. Must point out error of

law to have grounds for appeal. Panel of Judges reviews the decision of the lower court

and decides if error was made and overturns or upholds previous decision. US

Supreme Court. Highest court in the country. Only court established by the Constitution.

Has jurisdiction in original and appellate cases. 8 Associate Justices and one Chief

Justice. Federal Courts of Limited Jurisdiction. These courts can only try cases involving

certain types of issues. Some have panels, those are appeals courts. Others have

judges, those are trial courts. Several different types.




Describe the process by which the Supreme Court decides cases correct answer -

Highest court in the country. Only court established by the Constitution. Has jurisdiction

in original and appellate cases. 8 Associate Justices and one Chief Justice.

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