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Includes: PLST 320 Short Essay Establishment Clause PLST 320 Short Essay: Executive Branch Powers The student will be given 2 short essay questions to respond to. Responses must be at least 400 words each and must include 2 scholarly sources cited according to Bluebook standards.
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Article III of the U.S. Constitution establishes the judicial powers for a federal court system. It states that the judicial power shall extend to certain cases, which are specified in Article III.However, the Constitution does not specify the exact nature of the judiciary’s powers. In Marbury, the Supreme Court discusses the power of the courts,…
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PLST 320 Quiz Due Process and Criminal Justice In 1935, Congress passed the Social Security Act. Pursuant to that act, individuals receive monthly retirement benefits that are, in part, based upon the person’s earned income and age of retirement. A budget crisis and declining workforce has caused Congress to terminate the retirement benefits under the…
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PLST 320 Quiz The First Amendment and Individual Liberties Cross burning is not protected by the First Amendment. A suspect class is a classification that includes Purposeful discrimination is required under the A juvenile does not have a right to A law banning the burning of a draft card Advertising is protected by the First…
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PLST 320 Quiz Executive Powers and Federalism The notion that no state can deprive a person of life, liberty, or property without due process is found in The president has the power to pardon individuals who The common criterion used by the Court to decide if conflict preemption exists is During a war, the president…
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The document that first attempted to establish a national government for the colonies was the The president of the Senate Congress has the right to extend the constitutional jurisdiction of the federal courts. The power or authority that a court has to hear a case is known as Legislative powers are found in which Article…