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i think the supreme court is like a court but more serious

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i think that  supreme court is like where you get sentenced

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i think that that the supreme court is a place to judge weather something is wrong or right

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Whats the point of a supreme court

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I think that the supreme court is just like regular court but with more serious cases

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why do we have a supreme court anyway

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why cant there be one court not so many

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Question #2 - In the Supreme Court, majority rules, even when a majority could only mean five out of nine. Is this a fair system? Why might the Supreme Court be structured this way?

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Question #2 - In the Supreme Court, majority rules, even when a majority could only mean five out of nine. Is this a fair system? Why might the Supreme Court be structured this way?

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Question #1- Is it fair that a “higher power” -- just nine individuals -- decides who is right in an argument? What are some reasons this is fair, and some examples when it might not be?

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Question #1- Is it fair that a “higher power” -- just nine individuals -- decides who is right in an argument? What are some reasons this is fair, and some examples when it might not be?

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Why do the lawyers only have 30 minutes to convince the justices why their side is right? What will happen if the lawyers give false information to the justices?

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I think the supreme court only takes cases that affect the law.

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They need more then 30 mins

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they need less time for them to to do the a appeal instead of months and years

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They get up to 8000 applications every year

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Supreme Court decisions can have a huge impact on American politics and society.

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it takes a couple of years to

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The supreme court decides whether a law is relevant.

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The lawyers should have more then 30 minutes to clarify what they need to say because the supreme court is very serious and they need time.

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I understand that all cases are not super important but why do we have so many courts? We should have at least 2-3 courts, 1 for very serious cases and the other 2 for not so serious cases.

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Supreme court gets 8,000 applications a year but only accept or hear from 80 different cases

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I don't think it's fair because he court system is set up to only have 9 justices and the number isn't even and if 4/9 justices think that " Lawyer B" is right in the argument and 5/9 justices think that "Lawyer A" is right in the argument, how are they supposed depend on who's right.