How does the supreme court’s power of judicial review differ from the power of a district court too determine guilt or innocence in a criminal case?

In the criminal cases, maximum punishment that district court can award to a convict is the capital punishment.

Explanation:

The supreme court is the highest court of justice. Synonym for these courts include "apex court", "court of last resort", and "final court of appeal". It only accept the case if it finds relevent reasons to be reopened after being the verdict of other courts has been passed. The decisions of supreme court are not subject to further review by any other court.

In Criminal matters, supreme court has the highest authority to punish the guilty by rewarding the sentence to lifetime imprisonment and order to hang.

In difference to supreme court, the powers of district court is limited and the verdict passed in criminal cases are not final. These are the difference in powers of both the bodies.

The Cuban Revolution led to the deterioration of relations between the two countries, and diplomatic ties were broken on January 3, 1961 after the Eisenhower administration rejected a demand from Fidel Castro to reduce the number of US embassy personnel in Havana.

Explanation:

The Cuban Revolution was an armed revolt in the mid 20th century. It was led by Fidel Castro against the government of Fulgencio Batista. This government changed along communist lines, and became the Communist Party of Cuba in October 1965.