Which is a difference between how a state court judge and a juvenile court judge is selected?A A juvenile court judge is elected to a two-year term, while a state court judge is elected to a four-year term.B A state court judge is appointed by the Supreme Court judges, while the juvenile court judge is appointed by the superior court judges.C A state court judge is elected to a four-year term, while a juvenile court judge is appointed by the superior court judges for a four-year term, unless local law provides for elections.D A juvenile court judges is appointed by the superior court judges, while state court judges are elected by the General Assembly each fiscal year.

According to the Article, which best describes the difference between district courts and the Supreme Court?A.District court cases are decided by a jury, whereas Supreme Court cases are determined by a panel of nine justices.B.District courts are part of the judicial branch, whereas the Supreme Court is part of the legislative branch of the federal government.C.District courts can decide not to hear certain cases, whereas the Supreme Court does not have the option to choose which cases it takes.D.District court cases cannot be overturned once a decision has been made, whereas the Supreme Court has the power to reverse its decisions.

How do state and federal courts differ in the United States?A.Only state courts are directly established by the Constitution.B.Only federal courts must have judges approved by the Senate.C.Only federal courts use an adversarial system during trials.D.Only state courts issue verdicts in both criminal and civil cases.SUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

Why are there differences in the juvenile and adult court systems?

The main ways to select a judge are..(there are multiple answers)Group of answer choicesby public vote.by governor’s appointment.by merit committees.by the electoral college

Which is part of the selection process for all federal judges?A.Being confirmed by the SenateB.Being approved by the Supreme CourtC.Being elected by state legislaturesD.Being nominated through a popular voteSUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS