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3 significant similarities and differences

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3 significant similarities and differences

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Similarities-
Both can be taken to the Supreme Court
There are options for parties that don't agree with the decision of the court
Judges usually service for life
Differences-
Federal judges are only appointed and State judges can be appointed or voted
State courts are for more personal cases and Federal is more for constitutional cases and District Matters
Only some State cases can go to the Supreme Court, but all Federal cases go to the Supreme Court

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Federal
they are nominated by the president and confirmed by the senate

State
selected in a variety of ways
election
appointment for a number of years or life

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Judicial review is when the courts can review and declare laws or government actions as unconstitutional. It's a unique power because it allows the court to check if laws align with the Constitution and protect our rights.

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5.) What are the 3 most significant constitutional powers?

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5.) What are the 3 most significant constitutional powers?

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1.) The Judicial Review
2.) Interpreting laws
3.) Determining whether someone is guilty or innocent

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They all different jobs. Deciding Laws. Dealing with crimes. Other deals with money.

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-Resolves disputes about federal laws.
-Hold criminals accountable.
-Decided if laws are constitutional.
-Regulate rules for the state(S).

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-District courts: Trial court
-Circuit courts: First level of appeal
-The Supreme Court of the United States: Final level of appeal in the federal system.