Quiz Two Short Answer💚
Matching of Court names to jurisdiction (federal and Ohio)
Supreme Court:
A.)US Court, high, 1 per country, appointed judges (9)
B.)Ohio Court, high, 1 in Ohio, elected judges (7)
Circuit Court: US Court, middle court, there are 12, appellate court, appointed judges
District Court:
A.) Federal Law, 94, at least 1 per state or by population, original jurisdiction (Federal District Court, Low Court)
B.) Ohio district, middle, an appellate court from the low courts, there are 12 in the state,
Common Court Pleas: name of the county, low court, one per county = 88
Municipal Court: name of the city, low court, original juris., one per area covered
County Court: low court, original juris.,
Mayor’s Court: low court, original juris., not all villages have one
Match what matters the court divisions of Common Pleas + Municipal/County Cover:
Common pleas = felonies and if you suing for over 15,000
Municipal = misdemeanors and suing for under 15,000
Match the difference between Ohio and Federal Judges over
How they obtain office: Federal = appointed by the president and approved by the Senate, Ohio = elected; 6-year terms, age limit of 70
How long they are in office: Federal = Retire, death, or get rid of, Ohio = indicted
Match how the low, middle, and high courts arrive at decisions:
Low: verdict
Middle: agree with low, reverse, modify the decision, or send it back down (remand)
High: same as the middle
Match what kind of decisions each level of courts can make:
Low: unanimous decisions
Middle: majority vote
High: Majority Vote
Probate goes with domestic relations like family
Criminal = Federal and Ohio is unanimous (8 for felony and 12 for misdemeanor)
Civil = federal is unanimous and in Ohio, it is 6/8
Federal | Ohio | |
---|---|---|
High | Supreme | Surpeme |
Middle | US Circuit Court | District |
Low | US district court | Common Pleas |
Municipal, County, Common Claims | ||
Mayors Court |
Quiz Two Short Answer💚
Matching of Court names to jurisdiction (federal and Ohio)
Supreme Court:
A.)US Court, high, 1 per country, appointed judges (9)
B.)Ohio Court, high, 1 in Ohio, elected judges (7)
Circuit Court: US Court, middle court, there are 12, appellate court, appointed judges
District Court:
A.) Federal Law, 94, at least 1 per state or by population, original jurisdiction (Federal District Court, Low Court)
B.) Ohio district, middle, an appellate court from the low courts, there are 12 in the state,
Common Court Pleas: name of the county, low court, one per county = 88
Municipal Court: name of the city, low court, original juris., one per area covered
County Court: low court, original juris.,
Mayor’s Court: low court, original juris., not all villages have one
Match what matters the court divisions of Common Pleas + Municipal/County Cover:
Common pleas = felonies and if you suing for over 15,000
Municipal = misdemeanors and suing for under 15,000
Match the difference between Ohio and Federal Judges over
How they obtain office: Federal = appointed by the president and approved by the Senate, Ohio = elected; 6-year terms, age limit of 70
How long they are in office: Federal = Retire, death, or get rid of, Ohio = indicted
Match how the low, middle, and high courts arrive at decisions:
Low: verdict
Middle: agree with low, reverse, modify the decision, or send it back down (remand)
High: same as the middle
Match what kind of decisions each level of courts can make:
Low: unanimous decisions
Middle: majority vote
High: Majority Vote
Probate goes with domestic relations like family
Criminal = Federal and Ohio is unanimous (8 for felony and 12 for misdemeanor)
Civil = federal is unanimous and in Ohio, it is 6/8
Federal | Ohio | |
---|---|---|
High | Supreme | Surpeme |
Middle | US Circuit Court | District |
Low | US district court | Common Pleas |
Municipal, County, Common Claims | ||
Mayors Court |