The legal process whereby an alleged criminal offender is surrendered by the officials of one state to officials of the state in which the crime is alleged to have been committed is called ________
A. preemption
B. malapportionment
C. pro bono
D. gerrymandering
E. extradition
E
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Which statement describes the difference between ethnic rotation and federal character?
a. The former refers to a practice of rotating political offices among the different ethnic groups whereas the latter refers to the federal structures of the country. b. The former refers to a practice of rotating political offices among the different ethnic groups whereas the latter refers to the practice of rotating federal political offices among the different states. c. The former has never been violated whereas the latter threatens to be violated by President Jonathan's decision to run for reelection. d. The former refers to a practice of rotating political offices among the different ethnic groups whereas the latter refers to the setting aside of ethnic quotas in government hiring practices. e. The former is codified in the constitution whereas the latter is not.
Which of the following is NOT a source of international law?
A. Treaties B. Conventions C. Customary practice D. Decisions by the International Criminal Court E. Writings of jurists
We refer to an economic policy of blocking or restricting trade from other countries in order to provide advantages to domestic industries as
A) capitalism. B) fascism. C) Marxism. D) mercantilism. E) protectionism.
In 1905, in Lochner v. New York, the Supreme Court struck down a New York law restricting which of the following?
A. the ability of Congress to limit hours worked per day by women B. the right of women to work the same number of hours as men C. the work hours of bakers to ten hours a day or sixty hours a week D. right to a 40-hr work week