When interest groups try to influence rulemaking by writing a substantive public comment and submitting to an agency, they are considered to be in the ______ stage.
A. pre-rule
B. evaluation of rule
C. notice and comment
D. final rule
C. notice and comment
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How are legal rulings made by American judges an example of common law?
a. Their rulings are based on both precedent and written statutes. b. Their decisions are narrowly confined to a specific question of law. c. Their decisions are backed by a reasoned justification for the ruling. d. Their rulings apply to a broad class of cases rather than just a single dispute.
The duties of the Federal Reserve Bank, established by Act of Congress in 1913, include all of the following EXCEPT
a. conducting the nation's monetary policy. b. supervising and regulating banking institutions, and protecting the credit rights of consumers. c. enforcing tax judgments made by the Internal Revenue Service. d. maintaining the stability of the financial system. e. providing various financial services to the U.S. government, the public, financial institutions, and foreign official institutions.
__________ discrimination is discrimination based in practice
a. De jure – b. De facto c. Applied d. Amicus
Why is the outside strategy of "organizing the district" particularly effective?
What will be an ideal response?