A) judicial activism
B) judicial restraint
C) judicial legitimacy
D) appellate jurisdiction
E) judicial executive power
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A) are strongly influenced by their political beliefs.
B) are slightly influenced by their political beliefs.
C) are not influenced by their political beliefs.
D) strive to ensure that their political beliefs do not influence their decisions.
E) all share the same political beliefs.
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A) are the chief trial courts of the federal system.
B) are the only federal courts where the two sides present their case to a jury for a verdict.
C) are the courts that,in practice,make the final decision in most federal cases.
D) exist in each state.
E) All of these answers are correct.
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A) the facts of a case are seldom precisely the same as those of similar cases decided by the Supreme Court.
B) federal judges may misunderstand the Court's judicial reasoning or position.
C) ambiguities or unaddressed issues in Supreme Court rulings give lower courts some flexibility in deciding cases.
D) of all these factors: the facts of a case are seldom precisely the same as those of similar cases decided by the Supreme Court;federal judges may misunderstand the Court's judicial reasoning or position;and ambiguities or unaddressed issues in the Court's rulings give lower courts some flexibility in deciding cases.
E) None of these answers is correct.
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A) 10
B) 25
C) 50
D) 75
E) 95
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A) Sandra Day O'Connor
B) John Stevens
C) Earl Warren
D) Louis Brandeis
E) David Souter
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A) 2
B) 13
C) 50
D) 94
E) 435
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A) Clarence Thomas
B) Antonin Scalia
C) Robert Bork
D) Thurgood Marshall
E) Laurence Tribe
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A) in response to actual legal cases.
B) in cases where the U.S.government is one of the parties involved in the dispute.
C) on cases heard previously by a state court and appealed by the losing party.
D) in cases where the U.S.government is one of the parties involved in the dispute,and where the cases were heard previously by a state court and appealed by the losing party.
E) None of these answers is correct.
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A) an issue of state law as opposed to an issue of federal law.
B) an issue of private law as opposed to an issue of public law.
C) an issue that is being decided inconsistently by the lower federal courts.
D) the possibility that an innocent person has been wrongly convicted of a crime.
E) an issue dealing with state constitutional law.
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A) hear new evidence in appealed cases.
B) review trial court decisions.
C) are the highest courts to use juries.
D) decide for the Supreme Court the cases it will review.
E) None of these answers is correct.
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A) Charles Evans Hughes.
B) Hugo Black.
C) Clarence Thomas.
D) John Marshall.
E) Benjamin Cardozo.
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A) make political decisions;judges can overturn any congressional or presidential decision they personally dislike.
B) decide which laws apply to a particular case.
C) ignore public opinion when making decisions.
D) invalidate the actions of other institutions when judges believe they have acted unconstitutionally.
E) strike down certain sections of the Constitution.
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A) all thirteen are assigned geographically to groups of states to deal with disputes over state laws.
B) one is devoted to issues involving military tribunals and the District of Columbia.
C) five have jurisdiction over disputes involving foreign territories or countries and the District of Columbia.
D) eleven have jurisdiction over a "circuit" comprised of the district courts in anywhere from three to five states.
E) three are devoted to dealing with disputes involving the overlapping contradiction between state and federal laws.
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A) determines the losing party in a case and the penalty to be imposed on this party.
B) reveals the conflicts between the justices,which the president and Congress can use in determining their position on judicial appointments and new legislation.
C) informs others of the Court's interpretation of the laws and thereby guides their decisions.
D) addresses the constitutional aspects of a case,whereas the decision addresses the statutory aspects.
E) None of these answers is correct.
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A) Anthony Kennedy
B) Earl Warren
C) Ruth Bader Ginsburg
D) Clarence Thomas
E) Thurgood Marshall
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A) nominated by the Senate and approved by both houses of Congress.
B) nominated by the president and approved by the Senate.
C) nominated by the president and approved by both houses of Congress.
D) elected by majority vote in their respective districts.
E) elected by majority vote in their respective states.
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A) an interest that is not a direct party to the case.
B) the Justice Department.
C) the House and Senate judiciary committees.
D) the American Bar Association.
E) the solicitor general.
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A) majority opinion.
B) plurality opinion.
C) dissenting opinion.
D) concurring opinion.
E) adjunct opinion.
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A) two years
B) four years
C) eight years
D) ten years
E) until they retire,die,or are removed through the impeachment and conviction process
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