ArraignmentA Courthearing wherethe Defendantplease guiltyor innocent5thAmendmentGuarantees DueProcess at theNational Leveland the right toremain silentFelonyA seriouscrime thatwould beheard inCircuit CourtFederalCourtLevelsUS SupremeCourtUS Court ofAppealsUS DistrictCourtDistrictCourtsThese CourtshearMisdemeanorsand Small CivilSuits/Does nothave a juryDueProcessThe Rights of theAccused thatguarantee thegovernment has totreat us fairlyduring a trial6thAmendmentThe Right to anattorney, a trial byjury, and a fair,speedy, and publictrial in criminalcasesArticleVIArticle to the VAConstitution thatcreated theJudicial Branchthat created theJudicial BranchProsecutorLawyers whowork for thegovernment totry and provethe defendantguiltyMarburyvs.MadisonThe SupremeCourt Case thatEstablished theidea of JudicialReviewCircuitCourtsThese Courtshear Felonycases andMajor CivilSuits/HavejuriesTo begin legalproceedingsagainst a personor company and toseek monetarydamagesSueArticleIIIArticle in theUS Constitutionthat created theJudicial Branch4thAmendmentProtects usfromunreason ablesearches andseizuresJudicialReviewThe authority ofCourts toreview lawsand overturnthem ifnecessary7thAmendmentGuaranteesthe right to atrial by juryin CivilCasesDefendantThe person in acriminal case who isbeing accused of acrime/The person ina Civil Case who isbeing suedProbableCauseEvidence thatpolice have toget a warrantand make anarrestCriminalCaseA casethatinvolves acrimeJuvenileCourtPart of DistrictCourt thathears casesinvolvingminorsVerdictThe outcomeof a trial thatis deliveredby the judgeor jurySearchWarrantGives thepolicepermission tosearch aperson or theirproperty8thAmendmentGives protectionfrom cruel andunusualpunishment andexcessive bailMisdemeanorA minorcrime thatwould beheard inDistrict CourtAppellateJurisdictionThe authorityof a Court tohear anappeal froma lower courtOriginalJurisdictionThe Authorityof a Court tohear a casefor the firsttimeUSDistrictCourtThe onlyFederal Courtto have a Jury(the lowestFederal Court)VA StateCourtLevelsVA Supreme CourtVA Court ofAppealsCircuit CourtGeneral DistrictCourtBailMoney paid bythe defendant tothe court topromise thatthey will showup for their trialPlaintiffThe personin a Civil Suitwho is filingthe lawsuit14thAmendmentProtects DueProcess atthe statelevelDamagesPayment tocompensatethe Plaintiff forinjury, loss,pain, orsufferingAppealTo apply to ahigher court fora reversal ofthe decision ofa lower courtCivilCaseA case betweentwo parties thatinvolves oneperson suingsomeone elseArraignmentA Courthearing wherethe Defendantplease guiltyor innocent5thAmendmentGuarantees DueProcess at theNational Leveland the right toremain silentFelonyA seriouscrime thatwould beheard inCircuit CourtFederalCourtLevelsUS SupremeCourtUS Court ofAppealsUS DistrictCourtDistrictCourtsThese CourtshearMisdemeanorsand Small CivilSuits/Does nothave a juryDueProcessThe Rights of theAccused thatguarantee thegovernment has totreat us fairlyduring a trial6thAmendmentThe Right to anattorney, a trial byjury, and a fair,speedy, and publictrial in criminalcasesArticleVIArticle to the VAConstitution thatcreated theJudicial Branchthat created theJudicial BranchProsecutorLawyers whowork for thegovernment totry and provethe defendantguiltyMarburyvs.MadisonThe SupremeCourt Case thatEstablished theidea of JudicialReviewCircuitCourtsThese Courtshear Felonycases andMajor CivilSuits/HavejuriesTo begin legalproceedingsagainst a personor company and toseek monetarydamagesSueArticleIIIArticle in theUS Constitutionthat created theJudicial Branch4thAmendmentProtects usfromunreason ablesearches andseizuresJudicialReviewThe authority ofCourts toreview lawsand overturnthem ifnecessary7thAmendmentGuaranteesthe right to atrial by juryin CivilCasesDefendantThe person in acriminal case who isbeing accused of acrime/The person ina Civil Case who isbeing suedProbableCauseEvidence thatpolice have toget a warrantand make anarrestCriminalCaseA casethatinvolves acrimeJuvenileCourtPart of DistrictCourt thathears casesinvolvingminorsVerdictThe outcomeof a trial thatis deliveredby the judgeor jurySearchWarrantGives thepolicepermission tosearch aperson or theirproperty8thAmendmentGives protectionfrom cruel andunusualpunishment andexcessive bailMisdemeanorA minorcrime thatwould beheard inDistrict CourtAppellateJurisdictionThe authorityof a Court tohear anappeal froma lower courtOriginalJurisdictionThe Authorityof a Court tohear a casefor the firsttimeUSDistrictCourtThe onlyFederal Courtto have a Jury(the lowestFederal Court)VA StateCourtLevelsVA Supreme CourtVA Court ofAppealsCircuit CourtGeneral DistrictCourtBailMoney paid bythe defendant tothe court topromise thatthey will showup for their trialPlaintiffThe personin a Civil Suitwho is filingthe lawsuit14thAmendmentProtects DueProcess atthe statelevelDamagesPayment tocompensatethe Plaintiff forinjury, loss,pain, orsufferingAppealTo apply to ahigher court fora reversal ofthe decision ofa lower courtCivilCaseA case betweentwo parties thatinvolves oneperson suingsomeone else

CE.9 - Judicial Branch - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. A Court hearing where the Defendant please guilty or innocent
    Arraignment
  2. Guarantees Due Process at the National Level and the right to remain silent
    5th Amendment
  3. A serious crime that would be heard in Circuit Court
    Felony
  4. US Supreme Court US Court of Appeals US District Court
    Federal Court Levels
  5. These Courts hear Misdemeanors and Small Civil Suits/Does not have a jury
    District Courts
  6. The Rights of the Accused that guarantee the government has to treat us fairly during a trial
    Due Process
  7. The Right to an attorney, a trial by jury, and a fair, speedy, and public trial in criminal cases
    6th Amendment
  8. Article to the VA Constitution that created the Judicial Branch that created the Judicial Branch
    Article VI
  9. Lawyers who work for the government to try and prove the defendant guilty
    Prosecutor
  10. The Supreme Court Case that Established the idea of Judicial Review
    Marbury vs. Madison
  11. These Courts hear Felony cases and Major Civil Suits/Have juries
    Circuit Courts
  12. Sue
    To begin legal proceedings against a person or company and to seek monetary damages
  13. Article in the US Constitution that created the Judicial Branch
    Article III
  14. Protects us from unreason able searches and seizures
    4th Amendment
  15. The authority of Courts to review laws and overturn them if necessary
    Judicial Review
  16. Guarantees the right to a trial by jury in Civil Cases
    7th Amendment
  17. The person in a criminal case who is being accused of a crime/The person in a Civil Case who is being sued
    Defendant
  18. Evidence that police have to get a warrant and make an arrest
    Probable Cause
  19. A case that involves a crime
    Criminal Case
  20. Part of District Court that hears cases involving minors
    Juvenile Court
  21. The outcome of a trial that is delivered by the judge or jury
    Verdict
  22. Gives the police permission to search a person or their property
    Search Warrant
  23. Gives protection from cruel and unusual punishment and excessive bail
    8th Amendment
  24. A minor crime that would be heard in District Court
    Misdemeanor
  25. The authority of a Court to hear an appeal from a lower court
    Appellate Jurisdiction
  26. The Authority of a Court to hear a case for the first time
    Original Jurisdiction
  27. The only Federal Court to have a Jury (the lowest Federal Court)
    US District Court
  28. VA Supreme Court VA Court of Appeals Circuit Court General District Court
    VA State Court Levels
  29. Money paid by the defendant to the court to promise that they will show up for their trial
    Bail
  30. The person in a Civil Suit who is filing the lawsuit
    Plaintiff
  31. Protects Due Process at the state level
    14th Amendment
  32. Payment to compensate the Plaintiff for injury, loss, pain, or suffering
    Damages
  33. To apply to a higher court for a reversal of the decision of a lower court
    Appeal
  34. A case between two parties that involves one person suing someone else
    Civil Case