prior case whoseprinciples areused by judges asthe basis for theirdecision in apresent case.dueprocessof lawthe individualor organizationthat brings acomplaint incourt.court ofappealsthe firstcourt to heara criminal orcivil casejudicialrestrainta court thathearsappeals oftrial courtdecisionsupremecourtsupremacyclauseoriginaljurisdictionsenatorialcourtesyclass-actionsuitsolicitorgeneralthe one againstwhom acomplaint isbrought in acriminal or civilcase.pleabargainstandingchiefjusticebriefscommonlawwrit ofhabeascorpusmootnessjurisdictionwrit ofcertiorarithe branch oflaw that dealswith disputesthat do notinvolve criminalpenalties.the branch of lawthat regulates theconduct ofindividuals, definescrimes, and specifiespunishment forcriminal acts.prior case whoseprinciples areused by judges asthe basis for theirdecision in apresent case.dueprocessof lawthe individualor organizationthat brings acomplaint incourt.court ofappealsthe firstcourt to heara criminal orcivil casejudicialrestrainta court thathearsappeals oftrial courtdecisionsupremecourtsupremacyclauseoriginaljurisdictionsenatorialcourtesyclass-actionsuitsolicitorgeneralthe one againstwhom acomplaint isbrought in acriminal or civilcase.pleabargainstandingchiefjusticebriefscommonlawwrit ofhabeascorpusmootnessjurisdictionwrit ofcertiorarithe branch oflaw that dealswith disputesthat do notinvolve criminalpenalties.the branch of lawthat regulates theconduct ofindividuals, definescrimes, and specifiespunishment forcriminal acts.

The Judiciary - 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. prior case whose principles are used by judges as the basis for their decision in a present case.
  2. due process of law
  3. the individual or organization that brings a complaint in court.
  4. court of appeals
  5. the first court to hear a criminal or civil case
  6. judicial restraint
  7. a court that hears appeals of trial court decision
  8. supreme court
  9. supremacy clause
  10. original jurisdiction
  11. senatorial courtesy
  12. class-action suit
  13. solicitor general
  14. the one against whom a complaint is brought in a criminal or civil case.
  15. plea bargain
  16. standing
  17. chief justice
  18. briefs
  19. common law
  20. writ of habeas corpus
  21. mootness
  22. jurisdiction
  23. writ of certiorari
  24. the branch of law that deals with disputes that do not involve criminal penalties.
  25. the branch of law that regulates the conduct of individuals, defines crimes, and specifies punishment for criminal acts.