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JRN 430 Exam 1 book terms Questions And Answers amicus brief a submission to the court from amicus curiae or "friends of the court" interested individuals or organizations that are parties in the case en banc on the bench. full court affirm to ratify, uphold or approve a lower court ruling overrule to reverse the ruling of the lower court

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amicus brief a submission to the court from amicus curiae or "friends of the court"

interested individuals or organizations that are parties in the case




en banc on the bench. full court




affirm to ratify, uphold or approve a lower court ruling




overrule to reverse the ruling of the lower court




remand to send back to the lower court for further action




original jurisdiction the authority to consider a case at its inception, as contrasted with

appellate jurisdiction




moot term used to describe a case in which the issue presented are no longer live or which

the dispute has already been resolved

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per curiam opinion an unsigned opinion by the court as a whole




memorandum order an order announcing the vote of the supreme court without providing

an opinion




judicial review power of the courts to determine the meaning of the language of the

constitution and assure that no laws violate constitutional dictates




private facts the tort under which media are sued for publishing highly embarrassing

private information that is not newsworthy or lawfully obtained from a public record




intrusion upon seclusion physically or technologically disturbing another's reasonable

expectation of privacy




predominant use test in a right of publicity lawsuit, a test to determine whether the

defendant used the plaintiff's name or picture more for commercial purposes or protected

expression.

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