lifeSC Justicescan servefor howlong?probationno jail timebut otherrestrictionspresidentto be ajustice, theymust first beappointed bythis personpaydamagesor settledisputewhathappensin a CIVILtrialJohnMarshallhead Justicein Marbury vMadisoncasejudicialrestraintfollowingprecedent &originalintent of thelawappealsthe SC isprimarily thiskind of court &their decisionsare finalFree!sentencingfinal stepin criminaltrialorganizedcrimeex. themob ormafiafederalcourtshasjurisdictionover patentsandcopyrightsMarburyv.MadisonCase withoutcome ofestablishingjudicialreviewdissentinga justice'sopinion thatdoes not gowith themajorityjurisdictionauthority tointerpret andadministerthe lawlegalprecedentusing pastdecisions ofcourts tomake currentdecisionstatecourtjurisdiction:local storerobbedjudicialactivismtakingongoingchanges insociety intoaccountpreliminaryhearingmust beheld w/i10 days ofarrestcrimesagainstpersonsviolentcrimesSupremecourtstatevs.stateapprovalAfter beingappointed thejustice mustgo to thesenate for ___jurywhat docivil casesnot have?entera pleawhathappens atanarraignmentArticleIIIsection of theConstitutionthat lays outJudicialBranchcrimesagainstpropertydamagingbuilding/things,not hurtingpeopleinterpetlawthe mainpower ofjudicialbranchSCOTUSSupremeCourt ofthe UnitedStatesopinionfinaldecision ina supremecourt caseJusticesjudges thatserve on theSupremeCourt9number ofjustices onthe supremecourtplea-bargainmake a deal forlessercharge/sentencejudicialreviewability of courtto say if exec orleg branch didsomethingunconstitutionalconcurringa justice'sopinion thatis the sameas themajoritystatefirst todetermineissues withLOCAL lawsparoleearly releasefrom prisonfor goodbehaviordueprocessprotectsaccused witha sectprocess toprotect rightslifeSC Justicescan servefor howlong?probationno jail timebut otherrestrictionspresidentto be ajustice, theymust first beappointed bythis personpaydamagesor settledisputewhathappensin a CIVILtrialJohnMarshallhead Justicein Marbury vMadisoncasejudicialrestraintfollowingprecedent &originalintent of thelawappealsthe SC isprimarily thiskind of court &their decisionsare finalFree!sentencingfinal stepin criminaltrialorganizedcrimeex. themob ormafiafederalcourtshasjurisdictionover patentsandcopyrightsMarburyv.MadisonCase withoutcome ofestablishingjudicialreviewdissentinga justice'sopinion thatdoes not gowith themajorityjurisdictionauthority tointerpret andadministerthe lawlegalprecedentusing pastdecisions ofcourts tomake currentdecisionstatecourtjurisdiction:local storerobbedjudicialactivismtakingongoingchanges insociety intoaccountpreliminaryhearingmust beheld w/i10 days ofarrestcrimesagainstpersonsviolentcrimesSupremecourtstatevs.stateapprovalAfter beingappointed thejustice mustgo to thesenate for ___jurywhat docivil casesnot have?entera pleawhathappens atanarraignmentArticleIIIsection of theConstitutionthat lays outJudicialBranchcrimesagainstpropertydamagingbuilding/things,not hurtingpeopleinterpetlawthe mainpower ofjudicialbranchSCOTUSSupremeCourt ofthe UnitedStatesopinionfinaldecision ina supremecourt caseJusticesjudges thatserve on theSupremeCourt9number ofjustices onthe supremecourtplea-bargainmake a deal forlessercharge/sentencejudicialreviewability of courtto say if exec orleg branch didsomethingunconstitutionalconcurringa justice'sopinion thatis the sameas themajoritystatefirst todetermineissues withLOCAL lawsparoleearly releasefrom prisonfor goodbehaviordueprocessprotectsaccused witha sectprocess toprotect rights

Judicial Branch & Crime and Punishment - 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. SC Justices can serve for how long?
    life
  2. no jail time but other restrictions
    probation
  3. to be a justice, they must first be appointed by this person
    president
  4. what happens in a CIVIL trial
    pay damages or settle dispute
  5. head Justice in Marbury v Madison case
    John Marshall
  6. following precedent & original intent of the law
    judicial restraint
  7. the SC is primarily this kind of court & their decisions are final
    appeals
  8. Free!
  9. final step in criminal trial
    sentencing
  10. ex. the mob or mafia
    organized crime
  11. has jurisdiction over patents and copyrights
    federal courts
  12. Case with outcome of establishing judicial review
    Marbury v. Madison
  13. a justice's opinion that does not go with the majority
    dissenting
  14. authority to interpret and administer the law
    jurisdiction
  15. using past decisions of courts to make current decision
    legal precedent
  16. jurisdiction: local store robbed
    state court
  17. taking ongoing changes in society into account
    judicial activism
  18. must be held w/i 10 days of arrest
    preliminary hearing
  19. violent crimes
    crimes against persons
  20. state vs. state
    Supreme court
  21. After being appointed the justice must go to the senate for ___
    approval
  22. what do civil cases not have?
    jury
  23. what happens at an arraignment
    enter a plea
  24. section of the Constitution that lays out Judicial Branch
    Article III
  25. damaging building/things, not hurting people
    crimes against property
  26. the main power of judicial branch
    interpet law
  27. Supreme Court of the United States
    SCOTUS
  28. final decision in a supreme court case
    opinion
  29. judges that serve on the Supreme Court
    Justices
  30. number of justices on the supreme court
    9
  31. make a deal for lesser charge/sentence
    plea-bargain
  32. ability of court to say if exec or leg branch did something unconstitutional
    judicial review
  33. a justice's opinion that is the same as the majority
    concurring
  34. first to determine issues with LOCAL laws
    state
  35. early release from prison for good behavior
    parole
  36. protects accused with a sect process to protect rights
    due process