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What can the general assembly do after a veto?
the general assembly can turn it over to the courts to vote on
Who was John Rutledge's wife?
John Rutledge, former Governor and President of South Carolina, and late Chief Justice of both the South Carolina and US Supreme Courts, married Elizabeth Grimke on May 1, 1763.
How was colonial New York governed?
Colonial New York was governed by a royal governor appointed by the British monarch. The governor was supported by a council appointed by the governor and an elected assembly. The colony also had local courts and a system of county government.
Are Virginia's supreme court judges elected or appointed?
In Virginia, judges of ALL courts are elected by the Virginia House and Senate, and not by the public at large. In the event of a vacancy in the Supreme Court, the Governor may appoint a justice to serve until the next session of the General assembly, when a vote will take place.
How were the governor the council of ministers the state assembly and the court involved in the major decision made by the state government?
the exqutive head of state is governor, is assisted by the chief minister and a council of ministers. the governor is responsible to the president who can remove him even before his time the governor holds office during the pleasure of the president the governor must be appointed by the centre after consulation with the chief minister and council of ministers the persons appointed as the governor should not be in any way involved with the state politics the governor can on the suggestion of the concil of ministers who make rules for administration of the state. the governor has to consult while appointing the judges of the high courts who take this oath of office in front of him. the governor, according to our constitution has to act according to his discretionary power he can dismiss the council of ministers and dissolved the assembly appeals against the decision can be heard by the high courts appointed by the governor in session court judge has to give the authority to award a death punisment through this must be confirmed by the high courts.
What was the 3 types of Athenian democracy?
The council of 500, the assembly, and the courts. They did not have the senate! Source was Wikipedia :)
What are three parts of a state?
Lawmakers, governor and courts
Are Small claims courts are considered courts of record?
NO general-jurisdiction trial courts are considered courts of record.
Explain the difference between courts of general jurisdiction and limited jurisdiction?
General Jurisdiction courts are State Courts and Federal District courts (Including appeals and Supreme courts). Specific/Limited Jurisdictional courts are courts which can only hear certain. There are tax courts, bankruptcy courts, patent and copyright court....
Who selects the judges that serve in North Carolina's courts?
The Voters.
How many district courts are there in North Carolina in 2010?
15
Which branches compose the California government?
The California state government has three branches. The executive branch consists of the Governor, the legislative branch consists of the Assembly and the Senate, and the judicial branch includes the Supreme Court and all the lower courts.
