1. What does it mean for a judge to stay impartial during a court case? A. They automatically take one side over the other. B. They keep politics out of the courtroom and stay neutral and not biased. C. They do not make a decision at the end of a court case. D. The judges do not have any experience before they become a judge. 2. What cases do the Federal Courts of the United States cover and deal with? A. Any cases that deal with laws in one state. B. Any cases that deal with laws that cover the entire United States. C. Any cases where a crime has been committed. D. Any cases where someone feels their rights have been denied or canceled. 3. What cases do the State Courts of the United State cover and deal with? A. Any cases that deal with laws in one state. B. Any cases that deal with laws that cover the entire United States. C. Any cases where a crime has been committed. D. Any cases where someone feels their rights have been denied or canceled.

1. What does it mean for a judge to stay impartial during a court case? A. They automatically take one side over the other. B. They keep politics out of the courtroom and stay neutral and not biased. C. They do not make a decision at the end of a court case. D. The judges do not have any experience before they become a judge. 2. What cases do the Federal Courts of the United States cover and deal with? A. Any cases that deal with laws in one state. B. Any cases that deal with laws that cover the entire United States. C. Any cases where a crime has been committed. D. Any cases where someone feels their rights have been denied or canceled. 3. What cases do the State Courts of the United State cover and deal with? A. Any cases that deal with laws in one state. B. Any cases that deal with laws that cover the entire United States. C. Any cases where a crime has been committed. D. Any cases where someone feels their rights have been denied or canceled.