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2. Foundational Elements of the Judicial Branch (2:28)
3. The Role of the Judiciary/Checks and Balances (7:24)
4. History of the Judicial Branch (16:27)
5. The Federal Court System & Appeals Process (29:03)
6. Fun Facts About the Judicial Branch (39:12)
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