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					  What is C) the President					 
					
					 All Federal Judges are appointed by: 
					A) Congress B) Vice President C) President D) U.S. citizens  | 
				
				
						
					 
					  What is A) Make Laws					 
					
					 What is the role of the Legislative Branch? 
					A) Make Laws B) Interpret Laws C) Enforce Laws  | 
				
				
						
					 
					  What is C) Enforce Laws					 
					
					 What is the role of the Executive Branch? 
					A) Make Laws B) Interpret Laws C) Enforce Laws  | 
				
				
						
					 
					  What is B) the 5th Amendment.					 
					
					 What amendment gives someone the power to not self-incriminate themselves? 
					A) 4th B) 5th C) 6th D) 14th  | 
				
				
						
					 
					  What is the Supreme Court.					 
					
					 The highest court in the United States is? 
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					  What is B) Interpret Laws					 
					
					 What is the role of the Judicial Branch? 
					A) Make Laws B) Interpret Laws C) Enforce Laws  | 
				
				
						
					 
					  What is C) 30 years old					 
					
					 What is the minimum age requirement for a senator? 
					A) 20 B) 25 C) 30 D) 35  | 
				
				
						
					 
					  What is C) Be 40 years old. The age requirement is actually 35 years old.					 
					
					 Which of these are not qualifications to become a U.S. President? 
					A) Born on U.S. soil B) Be a U.S. citizen for at least 14 years C) Be 40 years old  | 
				
				
						
					 
					  What is probable cause.					 
					
					 A government official has the right to search and seizure with: _________ ________ 
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					  What is trial court/district court.					 
					
					 The lowest court in the United States is? 
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					  What is UNCONSTITUTIONAL					 
					
					 What is the term that means that "something is in conflict with the Constitution?" 
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					  What is B) 2					 
					
					 How many Senators are per state? 
					A) 1 B) 2 C) 3 D) 4  | 
				
				
						
					 
					  What is D) 2/3 vote is required.					 
					
					 What fraction is required for senate approval of a treaty?  
					A) 3/4 B) 1/3 C) 1/2 D) 2/3  | 
				
				
						
					 
					  What is double jeopardy.					 
					
					 If someone has been acquitted for a crime, they have the right to deny being re-arrested for the same crime. This is known as: __________ ___________. 
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					  What is.... they choose what cases to hear.					 
					
					 It is difficult to bring a case to the Supreme Court because.... 
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					  What is D) Civil Court					 
					
					 Which of these are NOT a federal court? 
					A) Supreme Court B) District Court C) Appellate Court D) Civil Court  | 
				
				
						
					 
					  What is B)100					 
					
					 How many members are in the senate? 
					A) 50 B) 100 C) 150 D) 200  | 
				
				
						
					 
					  What is C) pardon					 
					
					 The executive branch has the power to forgive and reduce the punishment of criminals. This term is known as: 
					A) excuse B) remand C) pardon D) remission  | 
				
				
						
					 
					  What are criminal and civil cases.					 
					
					 What are the two types of cases brought to court? 
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					  What is B) the defendant.					 
					
					 A person being sued in a court case is known as: 
					A) the plaintiff B) the defendant C) the criminal  | 
						
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					  What is the plaintiff					 
					
					 What is the term when one brings court action against the other (AKA who is the one who is complaining and filing the lawsuit)? 
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					  What is a lobbyist					 
					
					 Someone who tries to persuade legislators to vote for bills is known as a: 
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					  What is the Senate.					 
					
					 Who/what approves the President's power over treaties? 
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					  What is a misdemeanor.					 
					
					 Small crimes with less serious consequences are known as a ________________.  
					Ex. trespassing, reckless driving, etc.  | 
				
				
						
					 
					  What is Marbury v. Madison					 
					
					 The Supreme Court granted itself the power of judicial review in the case of ___________________. 
					A) Brown v. Board of Education B) U.S. v. Virginia C) Gideon v. Wainwright D) Marbury v. Madison  |