Short definition, less than 50 words for each of:
appellate jurisdiction
constitutional body
electoral college
inferior courts
senatorial courtesy
statutory body
treaties
Twenty-Sixth Amendment
Appellate jurisdiction: The authority of a higher court to review decisions made by a lower court.
Constitutional body: A government organization established by the constitution, with specific powers and responsibilities.
Electoral college: A group of individuals chosen to elect the President and Vice President of the United States.
Inferior courts: Lower courts that have limited jurisdiction and handle less serious criminal and civil cases.
Senatorial courtesy: A practice in the U.S. Senate where senators recommend judicial appointments in their home state.
Statutory body: A government entity created by legislation that has specific duties and powers.
Treaties: Formal agreements between nations that establish legal obligations and commitments.
Twenty-Sixth Amendment: A constitutional amendment that lowered the voting age in the United States from 21 to 18.