| A | B |
|---|
| original jurisdiction | the right to hear a case first |
| appelate jurisdiction | the right of court to look over desisions and apeal outcomes of lower courts |
| supreme court | the court of the U.S. with the most authority |
| judicial review | the supreme courts right to overturn any law that they is in conflict with the constitution |
| constitutionality | agrees with the constitution |
| criminal case | cases where criminals could be held accountable if found guilty |
| civil case | non-criminal cases dealing with people or organizations |
| probable cause | the right of a police officer to accuse or search a suspect |
| misdemeanor | a crime that is minor compared to a felony |
| innocent | a suspect who has not done a crime |
