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congress can make all needful rules and regulation respecting the territory belonging to the united states..

5) under this act a case involving a contractor based in washington d. c disputing building regulations in the u. s. virgin islands would come under the jurisdiction of which of the following?
a) the u. s. tax court
b)the territorial courts
c)the district of columbia courts
d) the u. s. supreme court

'' the judges both of the supreme and inferior courts shall hold their offices during good behavior.

6) this excerpt from the textbook is the basis for which of the following traditions about the terms of federal judges?
a)federal judges remain in office until the officials who appointed them are no longer in power
b) strict requirements for good conduct can lead to a federal judge's removal
c)federal judges remain in office unless they are recalled by the popular vote of the people in their district
d) judges in the constitutional courts are appointed for life and serve until they resign retire or die.

'' if there is in each state a court of final jurisdiction there may be as many different final determinations on the same point as there are courts. there are endless diversities in the opinions of men. we often see not only different courts but the judges of the same court differing from each other.

7) what solution did alexander hamilton propose to the problem he describes in this quote?
a) there should be a national court system that is superior to the state courts and can provide a final ruling
b) the state courts should meet regularly to discuss how to coordinate their rulings so they agree
c) the state and federal courts should share concurrent jurisdiction over all cases to settle disputes.
d) the senate courts should have no federal oversight so they can remain independent and represent their citizens

8) in the federal system a district court has the power to
a) retry a case that was first decided by a state court
b) exercise original jurisdiction over a federal case
c) apply appellate jurisdiction to a federal case
d) determine if a lower court made an unconstitutional ruling on a case