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The official written opinion of the Supreme Court
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The right of the U.S. courts to decide the Constitutionality of a law established by Marbury v. Madison.
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The highest Federal court in the United States created by Article III of the Constitution.
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The court that hears cases that have already been decided by a lower court.
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The power to hear a case & make a decision.
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The lead Supreme Court Justice.
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Minor crimes usually punishable by fines or lesser jail time.
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The person who sues someone else.
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The person who has been put on trial or is being sued.
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The number of U.S. Federal District Courts.
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Crimes of a serious nature with greater penalties.
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The city in which the Fourth U.S. Appeals Court is located.
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The number of judges that sit on each U.S. Federal Appeals Court.
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The number of U.S. Federal Appeals Courts.
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The Federal Appeals Court district that Virginia is part of.
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A group of one's peers who hear a case to determine guilt or innocence.
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The number of Justices appointed to the U.S. Supreme Court.
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The length of a Federal judge's or Supreme Court Justice's appointment.
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The number of Supreme Court Justices that need to be in agreement to hear a case.
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The number of Chief Justices of the U.S. Supreme Court.
