judicial branch by Abriella Teneyuque-Villarreal

Article 3

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According to the discovery Ed, the judicial branch is explained in article 3 how the judicial power works and what it is

Definition

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The Judicial Branch is the court system that interprets laws, applies them to individual cases, and decides if they are constitutional.

Government Buildings

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the Judicial branch works in various locations across the country, from the federal level in the supreme

How Are The Jobs And Roles Orgainized ?

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The Judicial branch is Organized into a hierachy of courts, with the U.S supreme court at the top followed by courts of appeals and district courts.

How Members Are in The Branch ?

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the number of the members in the Judicial branch is not fixed, as it includes the entire federal court system.

Leaders

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the U.S. judicial branch has a leader, the Chief Justice, who heads the Supreme Court and acts as the chief administrator for the federal court system.

What The Judicial Branch has the power to do?

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The judicial branch has the power to interpret laws, apply them to individual cases, and determine their constitutionality.

How do The Members of Judicial Branch get their Jobs ?

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The Members of the Judicial Branch get there jobs Where the Executive and Legislative branches are elected by the people, members of the Judicial Branch are appointed by the president confirmed by the Senate.

Requirements & Qulifications

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Qulifications: The United States Constitution does not specify qualifications for federal judges, but in practice, candidates are expected to have legal training and significant experience, such as being a licensed lawyer.

Requirements: There are no specific constitutional requirements for becoming a federal judge or Supreme Court Justice; however, informal qualifications like a legal background are standard.

Names

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The members of the U.S. Judicial Branch are the nine Justices of the Supreme Court: these are their names Chief Justice John G. Roberts, Jr., and Associate Justices Clarence Thomas, Samuel A. Alito, Jr., Sonia Sotomayor, Elena Kagan, Neil M. Gorsuch, Brett M. Kavanaugh, Amy Coney Barrett, and Ketanji Brown Jackson.