Should we continue to have separate state and federal courts? Wouldn't one unified court system make more sense and be more efficient?
What will be an ideal response?
Certainly it would be more efficient, but we have a federalist form of government and under this form of government each government has jurisdiction on certain issues and no jurisdiction on others. Accordingly it would be impractical to have only one system.
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A. Border security B. Emergency preparedness and response C. Chemical and biological countermeasures D. The DHS includes all of these components.
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Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
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a. you can only enter the professions if you are invited to do so b. they have an obligation to use their specialized knowledge on behalf of the common good c. the pursuit of financial gain is inappropriate d. the autonomy of experts cannot be compromised
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A. juvenile defense. B. infancy defense. C. child defense. D. adolescent defense.