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CORRECT SOLUTIONS.
Judicial Review correct answers Supreme court majority can decide if a law is constitutional
or not, to prevent usurping of rights
Executive Branch Election correct answers US reps+2, USPOP/435 STATE POP/electoral
vote per group
Executive Powers correct answers 1. Veto legislation (can be overrided by 2/3 of Congress)
2.Terms (Only 2, 10 whole years 22nd Amend)
3.Select Federal Judges (affirmed by majority of Senate)
4. Executive Orders
5. Appoints Administrative Agency directors (FDA, FTC) with senate confirm
6. Comander in Chief of Military
7. Cabinet Selection
8. Presidential Pardons (Reprieve:loss of penalty, Pardon: erasing crime IND or GROUP)
Selection Plan correct answers 1. Screening by diverse and impartial judicial experts
2. Governor appointment
3.Evaluation of candidate & circulation of the eval
4. retention based on whether people want to keep or stop
State Judiciary Branch correct answers 1. State Supreme Court (9 justices)
2. Court of Appeals (3 div)/at least 3
3. Superior Court (trial Court)
*If there is a state law at hand, final authority is State Supreme
Plessey v. Furguson correct answers Man on train, asked to sit in the back bc of color,
allowed segregation
Brown v. Board correct answers Students segregated in school system bc of color, NOT
ALLOWED
Justice Souter Judicial Philosophy correct answers politics plays huge part in judge, they are
reps of their time and influenced as such
Justice Breyer Judicial Philosophy correct answers Living Constitution, Judicial Activist
Justice Scalia Judicial Philosophy correct answers Strict Constructionalist/ Originalist
Justice Roberts Jurisprudential Philopsohy correct answers "calling balls and strikes", only
determine if a mistake was made
Precedent correct answers A decision in a higher court that is binding to lower court
Stare Decisis correct answers Upholding the precedent unless there are extraordinary
circumstances
, Judicial Branch correct answers Supreme Court (9), Federal Court of Appeals (13), Federal
District Courts
Commerce Clause correct answers congress has the right to regulate any activity that impacts
interstate commerce (V BROAD)
Power to Tax correct answers Congress is given power to tax, Federal gov currently has
Income tax but not sales tax
House of Reps Powers correct answers 1. Declare War
2.Override Presidential veto
3.Impeachment
4.Establish Courts
5. Spending Bills
NO TERM LIMITS
Senate Powers correct answers 1. Declare War
2.Override Presidential Veto
3.Impeachment Trial
4.Confirm all federal judges
5.Confirm Cabinet
6.Filibuster (unlimited debate, Cloture needs 60 votes to stop the debate)
Some term limits, depending on state
Bill of Rights correct answers specific rights we have and limits of power of Federal
Government, Bills of Rights only applies federally (first 10 amendments)
1st correct answers not law establishing religion, prohibiting free excercise, abridging the
freedom of speech, press, assembly, and petition
*only protects you from federal government, not corporatins regulating your freedom of
expression
Protected speech includes: Spoken/written, expressive communication, books/tv/youtube,
expressive association
2nd correct answers The State is allowed regulated militia, right to bear arms
4th correct answers Protection from Search and Seizure without warrant (corps also have
right to be free from warantless searches unless its a closely regulated business
5th correct answers Due process, Double Jeopardy, Self Incrimination (corps do not have this
right)
6th correct answers Speedy public trials
8th correct answers Cruel and Unusual Punishment (bail)
14th correct answers Incorporation Doctrine (states must follow too), Cannot deny any
citizen Due process of law and equal protection
Due Process correct answers fundamental fairness
CORRECT SOLUTIONS.
Judicial Review correct answers Supreme court majority can decide if a law is constitutional
or not, to prevent usurping of rights
Executive Branch Election correct answers US reps+2, USPOP/435 STATE POP/electoral
vote per group
Executive Powers correct answers 1. Veto legislation (can be overrided by 2/3 of Congress)
2.Terms (Only 2, 10 whole years 22nd Amend)
3.Select Federal Judges (affirmed by majority of Senate)
4. Executive Orders
5. Appoints Administrative Agency directors (FDA, FTC) with senate confirm
6. Comander in Chief of Military
7. Cabinet Selection
8. Presidential Pardons (Reprieve:loss of penalty, Pardon: erasing crime IND or GROUP)
Selection Plan correct answers 1. Screening by diverse and impartial judicial experts
2. Governor appointment
3.Evaluation of candidate & circulation of the eval
4. retention based on whether people want to keep or stop
State Judiciary Branch correct answers 1. State Supreme Court (9 justices)
2. Court of Appeals (3 div)/at least 3
3. Superior Court (trial Court)
*If there is a state law at hand, final authority is State Supreme
Plessey v. Furguson correct answers Man on train, asked to sit in the back bc of color,
allowed segregation
Brown v. Board correct answers Students segregated in school system bc of color, NOT
ALLOWED
Justice Souter Judicial Philosophy correct answers politics plays huge part in judge, they are
reps of their time and influenced as such
Justice Breyer Judicial Philosophy correct answers Living Constitution, Judicial Activist
Justice Scalia Judicial Philosophy correct answers Strict Constructionalist/ Originalist
Justice Roberts Jurisprudential Philopsohy correct answers "calling balls and strikes", only
determine if a mistake was made
Precedent correct answers A decision in a higher court that is binding to lower court
Stare Decisis correct answers Upholding the precedent unless there are extraordinary
circumstances
, Judicial Branch correct answers Supreme Court (9), Federal Court of Appeals (13), Federal
District Courts
Commerce Clause correct answers congress has the right to regulate any activity that impacts
interstate commerce (V BROAD)
Power to Tax correct answers Congress is given power to tax, Federal gov currently has
Income tax but not sales tax
House of Reps Powers correct answers 1. Declare War
2.Override Presidential veto
3.Impeachment
4.Establish Courts
5. Spending Bills
NO TERM LIMITS
Senate Powers correct answers 1. Declare War
2.Override Presidential Veto
3.Impeachment Trial
4.Confirm all federal judges
5.Confirm Cabinet
6.Filibuster (unlimited debate, Cloture needs 60 votes to stop the debate)
Some term limits, depending on state
Bill of Rights correct answers specific rights we have and limits of power of Federal
Government, Bills of Rights only applies federally (first 10 amendments)
1st correct answers not law establishing religion, prohibiting free excercise, abridging the
freedom of speech, press, assembly, and petition
*only protects you from federal government, not corporatins regulating your freedom of
expression
Protected speech includes: Spoken/written, expressive communication, books/tv/youtube,
expressive association
2nd correct answers The State is allowed regulated militia, right to bear arms
4th correct answers Protection from Search and Seizure without warrant (corps also have
right to be free from warantless searches unless its a closely regulated business
5th correct answers Due process, Double Jeopardy, Self Incrimination (corps do not have this
right)
6th correct answers Speedy public trials
8th correct answers Cruel and Unusual Punishment (bail)
14th correct answers Incorporation Doctrine (states must follow too), Cannot deny any
citizen Due process of law and equal protection
Due Process correct answers fundamental fairness
