The judicial branch. The Constitution creates the federal judiciary only in the form of the Supreme Court and leaves it to Congress to create any other courts. This is unusual because, the Constitution gives the Supreme Court appellate rather than original jurisdiction in all but certain select matters. If the Supreme Court has only appellate jurisdiction in most matters, where does the appeal come from if there are no trial courts yet created. The powers of Congress are very detailed and the President's fairly detailed, but the Courts powers are not. This was probably because the Framers simply assumed that the judicial power of the federal government would be the same that the common law and chancery courts of England and the states now enjoyed, only that the federal judicial power would be limited to federal questions.
In the articles
The legilatve branch is the first to be dicussed in the constitution.
The judicial branch.
Which artical of the constitution adresses the judicial branch of goverment
article 3 deals with the judicial branch of the government
The Executive Branch of government, which includes the president and vice president, are described in Article II (2) of the U.S Constitution.
In the articles
The Articles of the U.S. Constitution describe each branch of government.
The legilatve branch is the first to be dicussed in the constitution.
Article III
The Constitution
Judicial branch
Judicial branch
The three branches of government under the constitution include the legislative branch, executive branch, and the judicial branch.
executive branch of government
Article I of the Constitution defines the legislative branch of the U.S. government.
legislative branch