The Supreme Court held in _____that the president is entitled to absolute immunity against private civil suits, at least those stemming from the president's official actions during his time in the White House
a. Kissinger v. Halperin (1981)
b. Nixon v. Fitzgerald (1982)
c. United States v. Nixon (1974)
d. Clinton v. Jones (1997)
B
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a. there is no such thing as morality. b. states are the only actors that can adopt and enforce the moral laws necessary for international relations. c. moral categories have no meaning in international relations because no institutions exist to provide order. d. moral laws must be obeyed as best they can by actors in international relations, but international organizations cannot be trusted to enforce them. e. international politics rests on a society of states with certain rules, although those rules are not always perfectly obeyed.
It is through what process that the legislature legally authorizes the state to spend money to provide its various programs and services?
A) State spending B) Revenue bonds C) Appropriations D) General obligation bonds
Which of the following statements about Britain's national parties (the Scottish National Party and the Plaid Cymru) is CORRECT? a. These national parties dominate the contests in their regions
b. The biggest competitor for these national parties in their respective regions is the Labour Party. c. These parties have seen their support erode in favor of the British Green Party. d. These parties have started to competitively participate in electoral districts outside of their respective regions. e. The biggest competitor to these parties in their respective regions is the Conservative Party.
Dan is searching on the Internet for information on his research topic. The search results lead to over 50,000 hits. Dan's search resulted in a large number of hits because
a. his topic is well researched. b. his search was too narrow. c. his search was too broad. d. his search engine is not working properly.