Reliance on _______ creates stability in law
A) ?precedent
B) ?gerrymandering
C) ?extralegal factors
D) partisanship
E) lawmakers' intent
A
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Legally sanctioned segregation until the mid-20th century was the result of
A) Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka, Kansas. B) Plessy v. Ferguson. C) Civil Rights Cases. D) United States v. Virginia. E) Shelley v. Kraemer,
In the case Bush v. Gore, a 5–4 majority ruled that there was no more time for recounts, a decision which underscored the
a. certainty of the recount. b. dominant role of the Supreme Court in elections. c. importance of voting procedures. d. reliability of current voting procedures. e. unreliability of electronic voting.
On which of the following areas will rational-choice institutionalists and historical institutionalists disagree?
A. the importance of institutions B. the importance of social values in a state C. the short-term effect of any political actions D. the long-term effect of any political actions
Which of the following was designed to help offset the costs of extending public services to a new area?
a. zoning laws b. excise taxes c. user fees d. impact fees