Chapter 15
What right does the constitution give voters?
What is the largest branch of the state government?
Who is the chief executive officer of the state?
How long can governors serve?
What do the governor’s executive powers include?
What do governor’s judicial powers include?
What do the governor’s legislative powers include?
What are the formal powers of the governor?
Who is the lieutenant governor and how is he elected?
Is the governor elected?
Is the lieutenant governor elected?
What other positions are selected by popular vote?
What are statutory officials?
In 1777, a one house legislature called the __________ was formed
In 1789, the one house legislature became bicameral with two parts, the ______________ and ____________
What are the powers of presiding officer?
Which house can propose a bill concerning how the state spends money?
When does the General Assembly convene each year and how long are the regular sessions?
What happens when the governor takes no action on a bill passed by both houses?
Who makes up the conference committee?
What is the difference between a felony and a misdemeanor?
What is the highest ranking court in Georgia?
How many Supreme Court justices are elected by popular vote?
What is the second highest ranking court?
What is the difference between appellate and original jurisdiction?
Which type of court handles cases involving persons under the age of 17?
Who decides whether to indict a person accused of a crime?
When was GA’s first constitution adopted?
When was the most was recent constitution adopted?
What is the source of most state funds?
What is the majority of state funds spent on?
What are the four steps for when the juvenile is taken into custody?
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