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| Authorizes congress to provide for a judicial system |
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| Intermediate Court of Appeals |
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| Receives and adjudicates appeals from decisions of the county court and municipal courts and decisions are usually final |
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| Congress has created certain courts without full judicial power |
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| Special Constitutional Courts |
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| Courts that have quasi-legislative and quasi-adminstrative functions |
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| These Courts’ authorities extend to all cases in law and equity arising under this constitution, US laws and treaties made |
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| prosecution is required to disclose exculpatory evidence to defense |
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| Right to cousel for indigents in state felony proceedings |
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| Established Right to Counsel for juveniles |
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| Established right to cousel in federal court proceedings |
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| Forces prosecution to disclose any evidence that the defense asks for |
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| Defendent can represent himself |
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| starts in trial of limited jurisdiction |
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| Trial of limited jurisdiction |
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| 1st appellate level for courts of limited jurisdiction |
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| Starts in the US Magistrate |
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| Administrative office of the US Courts |
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| responsible for administrating the federal court system |
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| New evidence of innocence is not enough to grant a new trial |
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Trial Court of General Jurisdiction |
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| Arraignment, bail bonds, trial for felony |
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| Removed federal jurisdiction where a citizen of one state wanted to sue another another state; guy attempted to sue the state of GA over payments not made |
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| Imperative public importance |
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| Legislative & Constitutional Courts |
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created to aid in the admin of specific congressional statutes and have the ability to make rules and regulations |
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| Serves on the 11th Circuit |
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| Current GA State Attorney |
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| Est. US Attorney General Office |
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| Authority of court to require and grant certorari; also removed direct appeal to the SC making the workload discretionary |
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| An individual having an interest in the case but not a party may appear before SC |
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Guidelines were established, writ of certorari was codified |
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| Another method of federal court review |
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| opinion of court usually signed by the author |
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| legal principle for the decision |
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| Remarks made by justices that do not form necessary part of the decision |
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| SC decision binds on all lower federal and state courts when and where applicable |
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| Argue all federal government cases |
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