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| 2 levels federal and state courts |
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| Highest level of federal and state level sourt |
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| intermdiate appellate courts |
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| explaining why one judge had his opinion |
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| lower court sends the whole trial info to the higher court |
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| laws written by state legislators and congress |
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| asserted power given to supreme court |
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| process to remove high up people |
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| add people to supreme court |
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| blocking a vote in congress |
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| having the name on a ballet yes or no |
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| case presented by interest groups |
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| people appeal other peoples cases due to interest in the issue |
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| extraordinary power the president getsd in certain times |
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| following constitutional ways |
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| the pres has restrictions aka constitution |
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| agreements by presidents an other countries not needed to be aproved by senate |
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| fast track trade athourity |
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| president can decide trade agreements |
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| congress is needed about war decisions |
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| winning political candidate |
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| best quialifed gets job not based on their political views |
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| limits participation of federal employees |
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