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• What is vested in the judicial power?

  One Supreme Court and lower courts
• What does judicial power include?

  Settling actual controversies involving rights
• What is the duty of the courts of justice?

  To determine grave abuse of discretion
• What is the meaning of judicial power?

  Power to apply laws to disputes
• What are the main components of judicial power?

  1. Adjudicatory power

  • Settle actual controversies
  • Determine grave abuse of discretion

  1. Power of judicial review

  • Pass upon validity of laws
  • Interpret laws
  • Render binding judgment

  1. Incidental powers

  • Power to punish for contempt
• What is the first component of judicial power?

  Adjudicatory power
• What does adjudicatory power involve?

  Settling actual controversies and abuse of discretion
• What is the second component of judicial power?

  Power of judicial review
• What can the power of judicial review do?

  Pass upon validity of laws and acts
• What is the third component of judicial power?

  Incidental powers
• What are the qualifications for members of the Supreme Court?

  Natural born citizen, at least 40 years old
• What is the minimum age requirement for Supreme Court members?

  At least 40 years of age
• How many years must a Supreme Court member have practiced law?

  At least 15 years
• What qualities must a Supreme Court member possess?

  Competence, integrity, probity, independence
• Who prescribes qualifications for lower collegiate courts?

  Congress
• What is the role of Congress regarding lower collegiate courts?

  To prescribe qualifications for members