Question

PLEASE HELP ASAP GOVERNMENT

1. Name two types of cases that federal courts try?

2. Which type of cases are tried by jury and which are not tried by jury?

3. Does the official acts of one state need to be recognized as legal by all other states?

4. Who can decide who will serve as president if neither the president-elect no the Vice President elect qualifies?

5. What does the newest amendment ratified discuss??

please tell me what section article and clause it is in

Answer 1

1.
• Bankruptcy cases
• Cases involving Constitution or federal law.

2.
• Criminal trials are often heard by the Jury.
• Civil trials are often heard by the Jury.
• A misdemeanor felony where the accused faces less than six months in jail does not require a Jury.
• A civil suit in chancery (such as divorce, child custody, and declaratory) does not require a Jury.

3. Yes. "Accordingly, all the states of US shall mutually respect, recognize, and enforce the laws of another state as far as it is not conflicting with the laws of the respective state.

4. I believe the Presidential Succesion Act decides that.

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