The Judicial Branch. by Thalia Mackey

Article III

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According in Discovery Ed, it shows on page 1 that Judicial Branch is article number III of the United States.

Definition

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In Discovery Ed it says that Judicial Branch is a branch that interprets the laws and runs the court systems.

Work/location

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The Judicial Branch works at federal, state and local levels. I found this information in "U.S.gov"

How many members are in this Branch.

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The numbers members of the Judicial Branch depend on the court. I found this on "United States court"

Leaders

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Chief Justice, John G, Roberts, Jr. I found this information in supremecourt.gov .

Jobs, roles.

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The Judicial Branch Organized hierarchically with federal and state court systems. I found this information in United States Courts .gov.

Power

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The main powers of the judicial branch are interpreting laws, resolving legal disputes, and determining the constitutionality of laws through Judicial review. Information on USA.gov.

How do you get this job.

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You need to get nominated by the president himself/herself.

Found on USA.gov.

Requirements, Qualification.

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There are no specific constitutional requirements for federal judges, but state-level requirements can vary significantly.

Same with qualifications. found on USA.gov.

Names.

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Chief justice is the most important people that is in the Judicial branch, he handles most of the work for this branch.