Which legal doctrine holds that in nearly every instance, policy issues should be decided by elected lawmakers and not by appointed judges?
A. judicial restraint
B. judicial legitimacy
C. appellate jurisdiction
D. judicial activism
E. judicial executive power
Answer: A
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A) necessary and proper B) elastic C) full faith and credit D) supremacy E) establishment
According to political scientists Joel Aberbach and Bert Rockman, the problems attributed to the bureaucracy are a result of the
A) political decision-making process. B) nation's diverse economic base. C) traditional bureaucratic organization. D) citizens' approach to partisanship. E) separation of church and state.
How do liberals differ from conservatives?
a. Liberals are more likely than conservatives to envision a wide scope for the central government, often involving policies that aim to promote military intervention. b. Liberals are more likely than conservatives to envision a wide scope for the central government, often involving policies that aim to promote equality. c. Among people over the age of 30, slightly more are liberal than conservative. d. Conservatives are more likely than liberals to want to tax our way out of debt and deficit problems.
The most common type of reliability assessment is test-retest
Indicate whether the statement is true or false