What stake does the government have in the outcome of civil law proceedings?
What will be an ideal response?
The government’s only stake in civil law proceedings in the desire for the peaceful resolution of conflict.
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The state of Weston has lost control of its territory and lacks adequate resources as well as legal authority to ensure smooth functioning. Weston's relations with its neighboring
nations are strained due to its unstable political system and unjust territorial claims. This implies that Weston is a(n) ________. A. sovereign state B. failed state C. feudal state D. plutocracy E. oligarchy
Which of the following is a unit of local government created for the provision of specific services not supplied by general-purpose governments?
A. township B. city C. school district D. special district
The rule that the winning candidate does not have to win a majority of votes cast, but simply the largest number of votes cast is known as
a. at-large voting. b. block voting. c. single-member plurality. d. multi-member majority.
Which of the following cases should originate in the state courts?
a. disputes involving the First Amendment – b. disputes involving ambassadors c. disputes involving shipping and commerce on the high seas d. disputes between citizens in the same state