Exam 8: Courts and the Quest for Justice

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Which of the four functions of the courts is to protect individuals from the unfair advantages that the government-with its immense resources- automatically enjoys in legal battles?

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The legitimacy of the courts in the United States is based on two factors, impartiality and __________.

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There are ___ U.S. Supreme Court justices.

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The Missouri Plan is a method of selecting judges that combines appointment and election.

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The premise of the courtroom workgroups is based on the constant interaction between the members.

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A(n) __________ is a statement by a judge, expressing the reasons for the court's Decision in a case.

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A "laissez-faire" judge follows procedure and restricts the freedom of attorneys to deviate from regulations.

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Courts that review decisions made by lower courts are called:

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Which of the following is one of the limitations of the jurisdiction of a court?

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The __________ function of the courts is to protect individuals from the unfair advantages that the government-with its immense resources- automatically enjoys in legal battles.

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Courts of original jurisdiction are also called:

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The __________ is responsible for maintaining security and order in the judge's chambers and the courtroom.

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When an appellate court sends a back to the court of original jurisdiction for a new trial it means that case has been __________.

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Explain how the courtroom workgroup gets formed.

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Which U.S. Supreme Court case established every American's right to be represented by counsel in a criminal trial:

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The judge is the dominant figure in the courtroom and therefore exerts the most influence over the values and norms of the work group.

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A _______________ is an election in which candidates are presented on the ballot without any party affiliation.

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Specialty courts are lower courts that have jurisdiction over one specific area of criminal activity, such as illegal drugs or domestic violence.

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Courts in which most cases usually begin and in which questions of fact are examined are called:

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Being in charge of the docket is an administrative responsibility of the __________.

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