LAW 404 Final COMBINED (Errorless answers 100%)

Assume that three or more of your classmates have signed Constitution 2.0. Is this Constitution the Supreme Law of the Land? correct answers No because no text is self-legitimating and there is no way that the people of the United States would recognize this document or its ratification procedure as legitimate. What is the strongest institutional argument for allocating primary decision-making authority over education policy to the federal government? correct answers Education policy affects the nation as a whole and the federal government is best suited to take all of the affected interests into account. What is the strongest institutional argument for allocating primary decision-making authority over education policy to the state governments? correct answers States are closer to the people and more likely to be responsive to the widely varying preferences of popular majorities in different parts of the country. Who is often called the "Father of the Constitution"? correct answers James Madison What was the first constitution of the United States? correct answers The Articles of Confederation. What was one of the main objections to the Constitution during the ratification process? correct answers The lack of a Bill of Rights. What does IRAC stand for? correct answers Issue, Rule, Application, Conclusion In a hard case, there are .. correct answers Plausible arguments on both sides The presidential minimum age question explored in the reading is an example of ... correct answers an easy case Which of the following is NOT a standard type of legal argument used in hard constitutional cases? correct answers Arguments based on political partisanship The central question in EVERY constitutional case is ... correct answers which institution should be understood to possess decision-making authority over the subject at hand. The three big questions of institutional choice in American constitutional law are ... correct answers Federalism, separation of powers, and individual rights The question of federalism typically arises in disputes over ... correct answers The Article I powers of Congress. Under the U.S. Constitution, those powers not granted to the United States are ... correct answers Reserved to the States.