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This Test Bank is designed for the International Edition of America’s Courts and the Criminal Justice System, 11th Edition by David W. Neubauer. It includes a comprehensive collection of multiple-choice questions covering key topics in the judicial system, focusing on federal courts, jurisdiction, and the dynamics of law and justice. This resource is ideal for students and educators seeking an in-depth understanding of criminal justice concepts.
Chapter 3: Federal Courts
- The United States operates a dual court system that includes:
a. District and superior courts
b. Trial and appellate courts
c. Criminal and civil courts
d. State and federal courts- Answer: d
- Which statement about appellate courts is accurate?
a. They review facts from a defendant’s criminal trial.
b. Decisions are always made by a group of judges, not a single judge.
c. They conduct trials and hear witness testimony.
d. Appellate decisions must be unanimous.- Answer: b
- Original and appellate jurisdiction are classified under:
a. Geographical jurisdiction
b. Subject matter jurisdiction
c. Hierarchical jurisdiction
d. General jurisdiction- Answer: c
- Which federal court holds original jurisdiction over disputes between states?
a. Legislative Court
b. District Court
c. Supreme Court
d. Court of Appeals- Answer: c
- The political dynamics of the federal government’s role in criminal justice stem from the imbalance between its need to address crime and:
a. Its limited jurisdiction to act effectively.
b. Lack of support from state governments.
c. Fear of litigation over jurisdictional conflicts.
d. Issues of double jeopardy with state and federal prosecutions.- Answer: a
Features of This Test Bank:
- Comprehensive multiple-choice questions that align closely with the textbook chapters.
- Detailed coverage of federal courts, judicial roles, and constitutional principles.
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This Test Bank is an invaluable tool for mastering concepts in criminal justice, offering insights into the intricacies of the U.S. court system in an international context.
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