| A | B |
|---|
| Original Jurisdiction | A courts authority to hear a case first |
| Appellate Jurisdiciton | a courts authority to hear an appeal first once the lower courts reach a verdict |
| Supreme Court | The most highest court level in the federal court system |
| Court of Appeals | the second level in the federal court system |
| District Court | the lowest level in the entire federal court system |
| Jury | people who are brought in to hear the court and make a decision whether guilty or not guilty |
| Juvenile | if the people are under 18 and they did a major crime they would go to juvenile court |
| Judicial Review | the right for the judicial branch to review a case and see if it was handled right or not and to see if the punishment was too little or too harsh |
| Constitutionality | whether a law or a case goes with the constitution or if it goes against the constitution |
| Criminal Case | a case that has to do with crime, robbery, shooting, etc. |
| Civil Case | a case that is not to do with crime, it has to do with divorce, suing, trespassing, etc. |
| Arrest | a cop bringing you to jail for a reason |
| Probable Cause | a police officer can't pull you over for no reason |
| Misdemeanor | not a major crime just a little one |
| Felony | a huge crime like robbery or shooting |
| Attorney | the laywer that is trying to claim his/she person is proven not guilty |
| Innocent | you are not found the cause person of the crime |
| Guilty | when you are found the cause person for the crime |
| Due Process of Law | when the cops read you through all of your rights as you got arrested |
