LAW 404 MC (100% Accurately answered questions)

In what context do most federalism cases arise? correct answers Disputes over Congress' powers under Article I of the Constitution. What are the "big three" institutional choices (mark all that apply)? correct answers Congress Separation of Powers (Congress vs. the President vs. the courts) The Executive Branch The United Nations Federalism (Federal government vs. States) Individual rights (Unelected courts vs. democratically elected institutions/officials) The Judicial Branch Supreme Potentate Andrew Coan How are easy federalism cases resolved? correct answers Easy cases are resolved by the Constitution and past Supreme Court cases. How does a Constitution acquire legal authority? correct answers A community must accept it as legitimate. No legal text is self-legitimating. Which of the following is correct? correct answers Federal power follows a German-style rule, because everything is forbidden unless specifically allowed. The dead hand problem is ... correct answers A powerful objection to the U.S. constitution that does not persuade most Americans Hard cases are cases in which ... correct answers The governing legal rule fails to clearly and decisively resolve the legal issue posed When faced with a hard federalism case, lawyers turn to... correct answers Institutional arguments, such as those presented in Federalist 10.