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If you're asking how the US Supreme Court helped create the original Articles of the Constitution, it didn't. Article III of the Constitution commands Congress to create a Supreme Court, but this wasn't achieved until 1779, after the Constitution had been ratified and made operational.
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Who takes place in the supreme court?
what people take place in the supreme court
What branch of government establishes the laws?
The Legislative Branch (Congress) may determine the Supreme Court's jurisdiction as long as Congress doesn't violate Article III of the Constitution by adding to the Court's original jurisdiction, and as long as the interests of due process are served by appointing another court to act in the Supreme Court's place.
How is the Supreme Court of pa more powerful than the us Supreme Court?
It is not. The US supreme court is the place where judicial maters are ultimately decided in the US and its decisions are binding on all other courts. This is enshrined in the US constitution. However the Supreme court will not necessarily consent here all cases refereed to it, it deals with constitutional issues.
What does cji mean is supreme court?
Chief Justice of India It is a system under which appointments and transfers of judges are decided by a forum of the Chief Justice of India and the four senior-most judges of the Supreme Court. It has no place in the Indian Constitution. Article 124 deals with the appointment of Supreme Court judges.
How many justices are in the Arizona supreme court?
There are 9 supreme justices currently taking place in the supreme court.
How is evolutionist thinking used in interpreting the constitution?
There is no connection whatsoever between Biological Evolution and the interpretation of legal documents like the US Constitution.As stated above the US Constitution itself specifies who will be allowed to interpret it: the Supreme Court. No other entity has the legal right to interpret the US Constitution. Not scientists, not congress, not the president, not average citizens, not special interest groups, etc.; only the Supreme Court.The Supreme Court is only allowed to interpret the US Constitution using information from case law, legal precedences, the writings of the Founding Fathers on their intentions in writing the US Constitution, and other relevant legal documents in their decisions. The Supreme Court is not allowed to use personal opinions, scientific information, public poll results, evidence from the cases they are evaluating (the Supreme Court is an Appeals Court not a Trial Court and thus is not permitted to examine evidence in the case, only if procedural errors were committed or violations of the US Constitution occurred in the case), etc. in their decisions.
Does the constitution place supreme power over th legislstive branch?
The U. S. Constitution is supreme power of the land. Therefore, it is supreme of the entire U. S. government.
What is the last place an appeal can take place?
The highest court of the land - The Supreme Court of the United States.
How many justices are in the the supreme court?
Nine
What is judicial process?
Judicial process is used in reference to legal processes that take place throughout the country. This can include matters heard within lower courts throughout the states or the Supreme Court.
What US Supreme Court case took place during the Constitutional Convention time period?
None. The Constitutional Convention occurred before the states ratified the Constitution, and before Congress created the Federal court system.The US Supreme Court was established by the Judiciary Act of 1789, under Article III of the Constitution, and met for the first time on February 2, 1790. They did not hear their first case for approximately two years.
Why did Chief John Ross take his case to the US Supreme Court?
Chief John Ross took his case to the Supreme Court because that was the appropriate court in which to file an appeal after loosing in lower courts. He and many of the other Cherokee believed the Constitution applied equally and that the whites in the government would abide by a favorable court decision. As it turned out, the court found for the Cherokees but the government (President Jackson, the military and the states involved) simply ignored the Supreme Court and did what they wanted to do in the first place. The result was the Trail of Tears.
