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What is the programming framework used with Cloud Dataflow? - correct answer Apache Beam SDK Cloud Dataflow supports fast, simplified pipeline development by using expressive Java and Python APIs in the Apache Beam SDK. For what types of applications should you consider an execution environment other than Cloud Functions? - correct answer 1. Applications that have a large and complex codebase. 2. Applications that are wri...

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A federal system for Canada allows the federal government to over-ride provincial laws the national government didn't like - correct answer False A federal system for Canada help build a nation by harmonizing language, culture and politics across Canada - correct answer False Determine if a law has been validity enacted required a court to - correct answer Determine pith and substanc...

Bill of Rights - correct answer The first ten amendments to the Constitution The function of the amendments of the Constitution are... - correct answer to secure and guarantee rights to the people, while limiting the government's powers in certain areas Magna Carta (1215) - correct answer the first ever attempt to limit the power of the British King, guaranteed all people certain rig...

Pluralis m refers to: - correct answer a society in which numerous distinct ethnic, religious, or cultural groups coexist within one nation, each contributing to the society as a whole.q The Constitution and the Bill of Rights are housed at the: a. American History Museum. b. Supreme Court Building. c. National Archives Building. d. White House. - correct answer National Archives Building Andrew Johnson and Bill ...

Exam #1 Flemings, p.49 - correct answer Exam Topics: Delegation of Legislative Power - correct answer Congress has broad power to delegate its legislative power to executive officers and admisnistrative agencies as long as Congress provides guidelines with "intelligible principles" to follow. Necessary and Proper Clause - correct answer The Necessary and Proper Clause grants Congr...

Doctrine of standing - correct answer A litigant must have a concrete, personal stake in the outcome. The generalized interest of a citizen in requiring his government act constitutionally has never been deemed to be a sufficient basis for conferring standing. Direct, individuated harm - different from the citizenry at large - is required. "Injury in fact" standard - correct answer Must meet injury in fact + controver...

Commerce Clause - correct answer The part of Article 1, Section 8 that gives Congress the power to regulate commerce with foreign nations and among states. Supremacy Clause - correct answer Makes the Constitution and federal statutes and treaties the supreme law of the land. judicial activism - correct answer A court's willingness to decide issues on constitutional grounds. judici...

Commerce Clause Basics - correct answer mechanism by which federal power has expanded -Collective Action problem: idea that things cannot be achieved by individuals or states acting alone; we need group action and a hierarchical power -Slippery Slope argument: If we allow you to regulate one thing, you'll eventually regulate all things Gibbons v. Ogden (1824) - correct answer first time that the court interprets the Co...

What are the requirements for cases and controversies? - correct answer (1) Standing (2) Ripeness (3) Not Moot (4) Political Question Doctrine Standing - correct answer The issue of whether the plaintiff is the proper party to bring a matter to the court for adjudication. What is the injury requirement for standing? - correct answer (1) Personal Injury (2) Likelihood of Future Harm ...

Amendments 1,4,5,6 definitions - correct answer Amendment 1 - correct answer The First Amendment states: Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances. Amendment 4 - correct answer ...

Interstate Commerce Act of 1887 - correct answer a United States federal law that was designed to regulate the railroad industry, particularly its monopolistic practices. The Act required that railroad rates be "reasonable and just," but did not empower the government to fix specific rates. Interstate Commerce - correct answer Commerce that occurs in two states. Intrastate Commerce - correct answer ...

Rights of the 6th Amendment - correct answer - public and speedy trial - impartial jury - to be informed of nature and cause of accusation - in the district wherein the crime was committed - to be confronted with witnesses against him - to have the assistance of counsel Klopfor v. North Carolina - correct answer - arrested on trespassing laws - *incorporation case for speedy trial provision* Duncan v. Louisiana - ...

Where are the powers the constitution grants to congress enumerated? - correct answer in Article 1, s.8 The constitution also grants auxiliary power under which clause? - correct answer The Necessary and Proper clause What does the Necessary and Proper Clause grant congress? - correct answer The N&P power grants congress the power to make all laws necessary and proper - i.e., appropriat...

The Supreme Court has ruled in past cases that, during a traffic stop, telling the driver to exit a stopped vehicle, having a canine "sniff" the exterior of a car for the presence of drugs, and asking a few off-topic questions are all reasonable actions and do not require additional reasonable suspicion to perform. - correct answer True The NICS Improvement Amendments Act (NIAA) of 2007 is most known for strengthening the NICS by increasing the quan...

Near v. Minnesota (1931) - correct answer [Press; prior restraint]Near published newspaper attacking Jewish-American public officials. The Court held that the statutory scheme constituted a prior restraint and hence was invalid under the First Amendment. Thus the Court established as a constitutional principle the doctrine that, with some narrow exceptions, the government could not censor or otherwise prohibit a publication in advance, even though the communica...

Reynolds v. United States - correct answer Banned polygamy, distinguished between practices that are protected, religion cannot make an illegal action legal. FACTS: Reynolds v. United States is a first amendment case that challenges the illegal practice of polygamy. George Reynolds believed that the federal government's ban on the practice of polygamy violated the free exercise clause and his religious duty to practice polygamy as he chose to do so. I...

Executive agreements - correct answer The international agreements which are brought to force in relation to the U.S. without the advice and consent of the Senate on a Constitutional basis. does not require a mandatory two-thirds vote of the U.S. Senate international agreements and are binding under the domestic laws very similar to treaties Line Item Veto - correct answer the power of a president, governor, or other ...

Justiciability - correct answer the doctrine that excludes certain cases from judicial consideration. gate-keeping function created by SCOTUS all 5 doctrines must be met in all federal courts to be heard Standing - correct answer are you the proper party to bring this matter to the court? -injury: must have been suffered by P or imminently will suffer an injury -causation: injury is fairly traceable to def. conduct -Redr...

any decrease in tax due to a new tax law must be offset by an equal increase in a tax imposed on another group - correct answer revenue neutrality a rule that a new law (or new measure) expires at a specific date unless further legislative action is taken to extend the law; if no action is taken, the original law is reinstated - correct answer sunset provision a situation where inflation causes a given level of income in...