Justice Sandra Day O’Connor announced her retirement from the Supreme Court in 2005. Justice O’Connor was considered to be
a. a reliably conservative vote on the Court.
b. a reliably liberal vote on the Court.
c. a key swing vote on the Court.
d. liberal on economic issues before the Court, but moderately conservative on civil liberties issues.
c. a key swing vote on the Court.
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Groups such as students, prison inmates, employees, military personnel, the homeless, and other groups that may not be fully capable of giving consent freely are called __________
Fill in the blanks with correct word
The data that have been collected about court-administered arbitration programs shows
Which of the following scholars’ arguments about successful democratic consolidation can be summarized as “no bourgeoisie, no democracy?”
A. Carles Boix B. Samuel Huntington C. Barrington Moore D. Daron Acemoglu