What kind of problems are said to make rational policy evaluation difficult, if not impossible?
a) Political
b) Scientific
c) Economic
d) Symbolic
Answer: A
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A. prior restraint B. libel C. slander D. double jeopardy
An interest group sues the Environmental Protection Agency in federal court to reverse a decision regarding pollution standards. This is an example of an interest group attempting to influence the policy process through
a. litigation. b. influencing group members. c. influencing the public. d. demonstrations.
How has the content of local newspapers changed over the past few decades?
a. It has become less editorial. b. It has become less biased and more objective in its reporting. c. It has moved from politics and world affairs to more human-interest stories. d. It has moved away from reliance on national news organizations like the Associated Press.
What legal procedure guarantees fairness before the government may deprive a person of life, liberty, or property?
A) Due process B) Probable cause C) Compulsory process D) Exclusionary rule