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BUA Chapt 3

The Judicial System

TermDefinition
Judicial review review of a trial court's decisions and verdict to determine whether any reversible error was made
Appellate court court responsible for review of trial court's decisions and verdict
brief written summary of basis for appeal of trial court's decisions and verdict
Reversible error mistake by trial court that requires a retrial or modification of a trial court's decision
options for appellate court reverse,remand, affirm,modify,stare decisis, case opinion,
Reverse change trial court's decision
remand return case to trial court for retrial or reexamination of issues
affirm uphold trial court's decisions and verdict
modify overturn a portion of the trial court's verdict
stare decisis latin for "let the decision stand"' doctrine of reviewing, applying, and/or distinguishing prior case decisions
case opinion written court decision used as precedent; contains dicta or explanation of reasoning and, often, a minority view or dissenting opinion
Parties in the judicial system plaintiffs,defendants, lawyers, attorney, appellant, appellee
plaintiffs/petitioners initiators of litigation. people that filed a complaint
defendants/respondents parties named as those from whom plaintiff seeks relief
lawyers officers of the court who speak for plaintiffs and defendants
attorney client privilege-confidential protections for client conversations
appellant party who appeals lower court's decision
appellee party responding in an appeal
factors decide jurisdiction subject matter jurisdiction,jurisdiction over the parties: In personam jursidction, voluntary, through property, presence in the state:minimum contacts, residence, business office
Courts Federal court system, state, international
Federal court system Federal district court, limited jurisdiction courts, U.S Courts of appeals, U.S. Supreme Court
Federal district court trial court in federal system;hears cases that involve a federal question, the U.S. as a party, or a plaintiff and defendant from different states
Limited Jurisdiction courts bankruptcy courts, court of claims
U.S. Courts of Appeals federal appellate courts in each of the circuits
U.S. Supreme Court highest court in U.S;acts as trial court for suits involving states and diplomats
State Court Systems Lesser courts, state trial courts, state appellate courts, state supreme courts
lesser courts small claims, traffic courts, justice of the peace courts
state trial courts general jurisdiction courts in each sate
state appellate courts courts that review trial court decisions
state supreme courts courts that review appellate court decisions
International Courts Voluntary jurisdiction, international court of justice, London Commercial Court
International Court of Justice UN court; contentious jurisdiction;
London Commercial Court voluntary court of arbitration
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