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THE FLORIDA CONSTITUTION QUALIFICATIONS OF JUDGES

CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS

THE US CONSTITUTION

SUPREME COURT JUSTICES

BRANCHES OF GOVERNMENT

NAME THAT AMENDMENT

JUDICIAL BEHAVIOR

JURY DUTY

THE COURTS

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FINAL EXAM

Question:Which amendment to the United States Constitution protects you from unreasonable searches and seizures?

ANSWER:

The Fourth Amendment to the United States

Constitution

True or False:

All justices and judges must devote full time to their judicial duties. They shall not engage in the practice of law or hold office in any political party.

ANSWER:

TRUE. Article V Section 13 of the Florida

Constitution

True or False:The right to trial by jury is guaranteed in the US Constitution and the Florida Constitution.

ANSWER:

TrueThe right to trial by jury is guaranteed in the Florida Constitution in Article 1 Section 22 and in the US

Constitution in Article 3 as well as the 6th and 7th

Amendments.

The Florida Constitution established four levels of courts in Florida. These include county courts and circuit courts as well as two others. Name the two other levels of courts in Florida.

ANSWER:

The Florida Supreme Court and the District Courts of Appeal.

Question:According to the Florida Constitution, what is the mandatory retirement age for judges in Florida?

ANSWER:

70 years of age is when state court judges must retire according to the Florida Constitution.

See Article V Section 8

Question:How many rights are in the First Amendment to the United States Constitution? Name them.

ANSWER:

There are Five Rights in the First Amendment. They include freedom of religion, speech, press, peaceable assembly, and the right to petition the government.

Question:In the US Constitution, which article addresses the judicial branch?

ANSWER:

Article III of the United States Constitution addresses the judicial branch of government.

Question:How many justices serve on the Florida Supreme Court?

ANSWER:

C. Seven

There are seven (7) justices on the Florida Supreme Court.

Question:

Which branch of government interprets the law?

ANSWER:

The judicial branch of government is responsible for interpreting the law.

Question:According to the Florida Constitution, to be eligible to serve as a justice of the Supreme Court of Florida, the person must have been a member of The Florida Bar for how many years?

ANSWER:

Article V Section 8 of the Florida Constitution states that no person is eligible for the office of justice unless the person is, and has been for the preceding ten years, a member of the bar of Florida.

Choose your Final Exam Question:

FINAL EXAM 2FINAL EXAM 1

FINAL QUESTION:

What branch of the federal government is constitutionally responsible for establishing lower courts?

1. The Judicial Branch (US Supreme Court) 2.The Executive Branch (The President) 3.The Legislative Branch (Congress) 4. None of the above

ANSWER:

3. The Legislative Branch (Congress) is responsible for establishing the lower courts.

FINAL QUESTIONThe requirement that government must use

fair and reasonable procedures in making, applying and enforcing the law is known as:

1. The Exclusionary Rule2. Federalism3. Due Process4. Common Law

ANSWER:

This requirement is called Due Process.

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