1	Political Party		_____	Eric holder
2	Presidential Primary		_____	the system whereby each delegate's vote has a value in proportion to the number of people he represents
3	Open Primary		_____	Citizens gather locally to debate the issues and vote for delegates that represent national candidates.
4	Closed Primary		_____	Participation, Education, Agenda Building
5	Caucus/Convention System		_____	A political system dominated by two major parties that compete with each other for control of government.
6	Two Party System		_____	The authority of the court to hear the case in the first instance.
7	Multiparty SysteM		_____	Voting system that permits citizens to choose the Party primary of their choice without party identification.
8	Party Id		_____	Pro-Labor, Regulate Market Gov’t Program, Social Programs, Civil Liberties, Diplomatic/Internationalism, Alternative Lifestyles, Equality > Freedom > Order
9	Independent Voter		_____	Those interest groups that are nonpartisan and they have no economic interest in the policies that they pursue.
10	Split Ticket Voting		_____	The percentage of the voting age population that actually vote.
11	Straight Ticket Voting		_____	the winner has one more vote than anyone else.
12	"The Progressives"		_____	Campaign organization for an interest group
13	Third Party		_____	An organization that recruits candidates to compete in free elections for the vote of citizens in order to capture control of government.
14	Divided Government		_____	A person who is not a party to contract or a transaction, but has an involvement.
15	Democracts		_____	One person is one vote; broad majority of the population have voting rights.
16	Republicans		_____	The party who must respond the charges. John (pantiff) vs Williams (Defendant)
17	Electoral System		_____	The doctrine allowing the Supreme Court to review the overturn decisions made by congress and the President.
18	Mid-Term Election		_____	Upper middle class and intellectual break away from the Republican Party in the early 1900’s.
19	Partisan Elections		_____	The system of voting in which voters make their choices in privacy on uniform ballots printed and distributed by the government to designate their choices by some other secret means.
20	Non-Partisan Elections		_____	The officially registered agent of an interest group.
21	Political Equality		_____	Fine, imprisonment, execution misdemeanors
22	Secret Ballot		_____	Candidate runs with Party affiliation (national, statewide) biased supporter; a strong supporter of a person group or cause especially one who does not listen to other people’s opinions.
23	Majority Rules		_____	Laws that designate certain types of action as an offense against society.
24	Plurality Rule		_____	Party who files charges
25	Voter Turn-Out		_____	discretion to set agenda
26	Gender Gap		_____	One federal judiciary and 50 independent state judiciaries.
27	Interest Group		_____	the court of original jurisdiction
28	Interest Group Functions		_____	The concept of American jurisprudence that assume justice is the product from the contest of two opposing views.
29	Political Parties		_____	Pro-Business, Free Market, Self-Reliance, Law and Order, Stronger Military/Nationalism, Religious/Family Values, Order > Freedom > Equality
30	Public Interest Group		_____	A category of law that regulates relations between individuals and groups.
31	Single Issue Interest Group		_____	Constitutional, Statutory, Administrative, Judge made law (Case Law)
32	(PAC)		_____	focus on advocacy around a single defining issue such as abortion, taxation, and animal rights.
33	Lobbying Direct		_____	An aggregate of individuals who share some common characteristic and organize in order to prevent a collective demand on government.
34	Lobbying InDirect		_____	A primary election in which each state selects delegates to attend a National Party Convention that nominates candidates for President and Vice President.
35	Lobbyist		_____	a voter who does not have long-standing loyalty to, or identification with, a political party.
36	Bloc-Voting		_____	The winner has 50% plus one of the votes.
37	Common Cause		_____	An organization that recruits candidates to compete in free elections for the vote of citizens in order to capture control of government.
38	Duel Court System		_____	not face-to-face
39	Adversarial System		_____	superior minority
40	JurisdictioN		_____	The set of specific rules and regulations that govern the voting process.
41	Adjudication		_____	The authority of the Court to hear and decide particular types of cases.
42	US Supreme Court		_____	face-to-face
43	District Court		_____	More than 1 parties competing for control of government.
44	US Court of Appeals		_____	A psychological attachment of voters to a particular political party.
45	Chief Justice		_____	a ballot on which not all votes have been cast for candidates of the same party.
46	Attorney General		_____	Common Cause was adopted by a liberal lobbying group, and it means to unite one's interest with another's.
47	Principle of Hierarcy		_____	An authoritative legal statement that regulates some area of social interaction.
48	Jurisdiction Original		_____	John Roberts
49	Apellate Jurisdication		_____	A situation that occurs when one party controls the Presidency and the other controls one or both houses of Congress.
50	Civil Law		_____	To resolve a dispute by legal means.
51	Criminal Law		_____	The difference between men’s and women’s voting rates for either a democratic or republican candidate.
52	Felony		_____	The congressional elections that take place midway through a presidents four year term.
53	Plaintiff		_____	Candidate that runs without a party affiliation (local)Remind someone to exercise their vote regardless of which candidate they choose.
54	Defendant		_____	Citizens must indicate at the time of voter registration their party identification.
55	Judicial Review		_____	The authority of a superior court to review the work of lower and inferior courts.
56	Law		_____	is an option on a ballot which selects all candidates on that party’
57	Law (charactersitics)		_____	AR is 3th circuit