I would like to know how excussive, judical, and legistlative branches work?
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The legislative branch (congress) makes the laws; the executive branch (president) enforces the laws; the judicial branch (courts) interpret the laws.
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http://www.law.cornell.edu/ucc/ucc.table.html
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Legislative, Executive, Judicial
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a county judge deals with minor - or viewed as such - matters. Local fraud, abuse, children...etc.\nMurders go to a higher judge. The Supreme Court usually.
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1.  Judge, obviously he rules on procedures and laws\n2.  District Attorney, he represents the state and prosecutes the defendant.\n3.  Defense Attorney, he defends the accused\n4.  Court Reporter-she transcribes testimony and all that is spoken by the judge and attorneys\n5.  Bailiff-keeps order in the court and swears witnesses in\nAll of the above are for criminal trials, for civil trials, you have #'s 1,3,4,and 5 that are listed above and you have instead of a District Attorney, you have the plaintiff's attorney he/she represents the person suing the defendant.
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executive, legislative, and judicial
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According to a real literal reading of the Constitution, it would just be the "Court."  It refers to a supreme Court, not as the title "Supreme Court" but just to mean the highest court in the land as compared to the inferior courts.\n\nSo, the head of the Judicial Branch is "the Court."
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legislative, executive, and judicial\n\nlegisilative- basiclaly congress making laws\n\nexecutive- president incharge \n\njudicial- supreme court
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Article 3: establishes the last of the three branches of government, the Judiciary. Section 1 establishes the Supreme Court, the highest court in the United States. It also sets the terms of judges, of both the Supreme Court and lower courts: that they serve as long as they are on "good behavior," which usually means for life (no Justice and only a few judges have ever been impeached). It also requires that judges shall be paid.\n\nSection 2 sets the kinds of cases that may be heard by the federal judiciary, which cases the Supreme Court may hear first (called original jurisdiction), and that all other cases heard by the Supreme Court are by appeal. It also guarantees trial by jury in criminal court.\n\nSection 3 defines, without any question, what the crime of treason is.
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judicial system \nlegislative system \nand executive system
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There are separate court systems for state and federal.  The different systems have different jurisdictions, that is types of cases they can hear. \n\nIn the federal court system, there are levels of courts. The lowest level is the federal district court, which is the trial court. This is where federal cases start.\n\nThe next level up is the US Circuit Court of Appeal, which hears appeals from the District Court.  Each Circuit covers a certain amount of states.  For example, California is covered by the 9th Circuit.  \n\nThe U.S. Supreme Court can choose which appeals to hear from the Circuit Court and resolves constitutional issues.  The U.S. Supreme Court can also hear appeals from the individual State supreme courts and is the highest court of the land.  The Supreme Court will not hear cases that have not gone through the district court and circuit court first.  \n\nSo an example.  A person gets arrested after the FBI uses a wiretap and he is prosecuted in District Court for terrorism.  He gets convicted and appeals to the Circuit Court because of the illegal wiretap.  The Circuit Court does not conduct a new trial, but decides the wiretap was illegal government action.  The government appeals to the US Supreme Court to resolve the constitutionality of the wiretap.
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Legislative:  Passes the laws.  \nJudicial:       Interprets the laws.\nExecutive:   Enforces the laws.
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Both the executive and legislative branches can make laws; but its the legislative branch's primary function. The judiciary branch is supposed to apply the law..... but they seem to be creating it these days. :(\n\nEver heard of the Executive Order? The president's legislative ability is limited, but he has it nonetheless.
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Hello:\n\nWell, it kinda looks like this but each jurisdiction has different requirements.  And, even after I show you what it looks like, you're still not gonna know what to put in the motion.  \n\nSo, my advice to you is hire an attorney, or the evidence you want to supress, AIN'T gonna be suppressed:\n\n                     IN THE STATE OF _____ \n                     COUNTY OF _______\n\nThe State of ______ )\n                    )     \n     vs.            )  Cause #\n                    )  MOTION TO SUPRESS EVIDENCE \nYou                 ) \n____________________)\n\n\nexcon\n\nPS>  So, the HTML caused everthing to not line up, but  you get the idea.
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Check out the link I have provided it will give you a ton of cases on this subject. You will just have to do through them and get the information you need.
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The judicial branch has the power of judicial review.\nThe president can veto bills.
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California has two separate courts systems, State and Federal.\nThe jurisdiction of these courts is divided into three kinds\n\nExclusive Jurisdiction:  Bankruptcy court, for example\nGeneral Jurisdiction:  California Superior Courts have jurisdiction in a wide range of cases.\nLimited Jurisdiction: Small Claims Courts, for example, are limited in the types of cases they can hear.\n\nThere are three levels to the California State Courts System:\n\nCalifornia Superior Courts\nCalifornia Court of Appeals\nCalifornia Supreme Court\n\nThe state has 6 Superior Court Districts.  The court has general subject matter jurisdiction and hears both civil and criminal cases.  Some districts also handle Family probate.  Superior Court will also hear appeals from local or municipal small claims court cases.\n\nThe function of California Court of Appeals is to determine if there was an error at the Superior Court level.  The Court of Appeals can reverse or affirm a Superior Court ruling or send it back for additional action.\n\nCalifornia Supreme Court is located in San Fransisco.  It will review lower court cases and has administrative duties for the operation of the State Court System.  Appeals for Supreme Court decision are heard in United States Supreme Court.