PSC 2302 Lecture 5: Judiciary System

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Judiciary system: creating the federal court system. Text, scotus term for life does not give # of sc justices: judiciary act of 1789. Gives more detail to article iii: most important because it makes the judiciary branch something. In 1801 the courts are used a political weapon. Cases appealed to sc through two routes: federal system- examples on canvas not tested, state courts, 9 sc justices, key vocab. Jurisdiction: courts authority to hear a case, requires jurisdiction over people involved and subject at matter. Can"t take it to other courts: political question - a nonjusticiable issue. Is a question about how a branch does its job: not over constitutionality, types, original. Involved in marbury: hearing a case to see if the lower court was right, appellate. Case has been appealed: writ of certiorari, when the sc agrees to hear a case on appeal.

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Mr. Zajac wants to conduct an experiment to see if Red Bull energy drink makes plants grow faster. He takes plant #1 and puts it on a ledge that gets lots of sunshine. He waters this plant with 100 mL of water everyday. He takes plant #2, puts it on the ledge beside plant #1, and pours 100 mL of Red Bull on it twice a day, once when he wakes up, and once before he goes to bed. (3 marks)

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