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why only nine judges?

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why do they need higher judge if they good

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Why do they only have 30 minutes?

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Why can they only accept 80 out of 8,000 cases every year?

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what makes a law constitutional?

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the case might be hard to beat so they need someone who knows more about it

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Might the defendant have a good lawyer so the accuser will need to be careful in spotting their mistakes?

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I predict that a lot of cases could go unsolved since they only select 80 out of 8,000 each year.

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Who all works in the Supreme Court and how do you get hired?

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I predict that the Supreme Court will continue to solve problems but might also start problems if they make a mistake.

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the supreme court is very important because the decisions the justices make can make a major impact on america.

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The Supreme Court is made up of nine justices and has a lot of power and when lawyers come to the Supreme Court they have to decide if they want to be involved in it or not.

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The supreme court is very important for solving big cases that little courts may not be able to.

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i predict the supreme court is going to keep getting stronger and it will thrive. we will be getting new justices in the future who will hopefully keep doing what is right.

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i predict that one day they will accept more then 80 a year

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the supreme court has a huge impact on the laws one case could make anther law.

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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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we don't think it is the fairest but is is the safest for our community, because if every one had control things would be crazy and dangerous.

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we think the system in fair because it isn't logical to award the side with the least amount of votes it is much more logical to award the side that the majority agrees with. the court is structured this way because if it was an even number of justices there might be a tie between votes, and if it was any less than nine justices we feel as if the court would be to small.