If the Supreme Court of Georgia holds that a state law requiring candidates for state office to pass drug tests is unconstitutional, that decision will control the outcome of future cases on that issue brought before state courts in Georgia. This best exemplifies:
A) the implementation of the ex post facto law.
B) the implementation of the due process clause.
C) the implementation of the writ of habeas corpus.
D) the practice of double jeopardy.
E) the practice of stare decisis.
E
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Dual federalism is an interpretation of federalism in which the states and the national government have separate jurisdictions and responsibilities
Answer:
The Philadelphia meeting, which became the Constitutional Convention, was called for the sole and express purpose of:
A. revising the Articles of Confederation. B. drafting the Fundamental Orders of Connecticut. C. revising the Mayflower Compact. D. electing a president. E. reviewing the provisions in the Great Compromise.
In 1919, the Eighteenth Amendment to the Constitution was ratified—a victory for the Prohibition Party. This illustrates the influence of
a. alcohol vendors. b. churches. c. minor parties. d. women. e. courts.
The higher education system of the United States has traditionally been designed to
A. create an elite. B. be privately run. C. give as many people as possible a chance for an education. D. teach and support the appropriate moral values of American citizens.