Three Branches WS Name _____________________________
- A Town Council or Board of Supervisors pass ordinances.
What is an ordinance?
- The General Assembly passes a biennial
budget. What is a biennial budget?
- The General Assembly receives its power from
which amendment?
- Who is responsible for proposing the federal
budget?
- Who is responsible for approving the federal
budget?
- A governor can grant pardons. What is a pardon?
- Circuit courts hear serious civil cases and
felonies. What is a felony?
- The governor is responsible for administering the
state bureaucracy. What is a
bureaucracy?
- Name three jobs that the president can appoint
someone for.
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- Name two bicameral legislatures.
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- List 4 steps in the lawmaking process.
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- What are expressed powers?
- What are implied powers?
- What do you call the president’s annual speech in
which he proposes legislation?
- What do you call the governor’s annual speech in
which he proposes legislation?
- The jurisdiction of our state court system is
derived from our state’s constitution and state laws. What is jurisdiction?
- Which court has jurisdiction over felony cases?
- Which court has jurisdiction over misdemeanor
cases?
- Which court has jurisdiction over child and
family cases?
- Describe a case that might be heard in the US
Supreme Court.
- What is original jurisdiction?
- What is appellate jurisdiction?
- What can a magistrate do?
- What is judicial review?
- Which court case established judicial review?
- What is the difference between civil and criminal
law?
- What is an arraignment?
- What is a plaintiff?
- What is due process?
- Which two amendments deal with due process?
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