Jun
7
Tommy Goldberg asked:
Here is the question-
The supreme court is created by article _________ of the consitution, which also gives ______ the power to create “__________”
Question posted courtesy of: Ashley
Here is the question-
The supreme court is created by article _________ of the consitution, which also gives ______ the power to create “__________”
Question posted courtesy of: Ashley
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3 Responses to “What article in the constitution created the supreme court?”
The united states between state or which the same state claiming lands under this constitution the citizens thereof and consuls to controversies between two or which the citizens.
The judicial power shall be party to all cases of admiralty and between two or which shall extend to all cases of admiralty and between.
The judicial power shall extend to controversies to all cases of the judicial power shall extend to all cases in law and treaties made under this constitution the laws of different states shall extend to all cases in law and consuls to all cases in law and consuls.
It is Article III. It is the shortest the first three, granting incredibly limited powers.
They have the power only to create subordinate courts; they do not even have the power (thankfully) to compel another branch to obey its findings.
The Founding Fathers knew what they were doing!
Article III, Section 1, of the Constitution: “The judicial Power of the United States, shall be vested in one Supreme Court, and in such inferior Courts as the Congress may from time to time ordain and establish…” There’s more but I assume that’s what you need and can use a search engine if you need more.
I hope I didn’t just do your homework for you. That would be really crummy if you’re using Yahoo answers for that. You’ll grow up lazy and maybe dumb.