A. Writ of Certiorari B. Judicial Review

C. Jurisdiction

D. Article III

E. Original Jurisdiction

F. Appeal

1. The case begins—or originates—in this court. ___

2. The Territory and type of case over which a court has legal authority. ___

3. Seek to overturn or reverse a decision ___

4. Established the Judicial branch, a national court system, and the Supreme Court.

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5. The power of the Supreme Court and other federal courts to determine if an

executive act or a law is unconstitutional. ___

6. An order by the highest appellate court granting a request for judicial review __

A. Appellate Court

B. Supreme Court

C. Trial Court

D. Lower Courts

7. Highest Court in the land; it has the final say on cases. ___

8. A court that only reviews decisions from lower courts for mistakes or legal errors.

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9. A court which hears evidence and the verdict is usually decided by a jury; it has

original jurisdiction over most cases. ___

10. Any federal court that is NOT the highest court in the US. ___