1.What is the term for the shared judicial powers between state and federal courts over certain violations of law?

2.In which type of jurisdiction does a sovereign have power over a defendant because the defendant is accused of engaging in an act either in or through contact with the place in which the court is located?

3.In the video clip, AG Tish discusses the double jeopardy loophole and the legislation she supports to close it. Given that this loophole impacts the ability to pursue cases affected by presidential pardons, who has original jurisdiction in the types of cases that could be circumvented by the loophole?

4.A person who is accused of violating both state and federal law can be tried in both court systems, even if they are acquitted in one of the court systems. A person who is acquitted in state or federal court cannot be retried in that same court because this would be a violation of the Fifth Amendment protection against what?

5.What is the general term for the power of a court to decide a dispute?