In deciding cases involving the protection against illegal searches and seizures, the Supreme Court has ruled that
A) police may not enter a home without a warrant in order to make a routine arrest.
B) school officials needed only "reasonable grounds" to search a student's locker.
C) police may not ransack a home in the course of making a lawful arrest but must confine their search to the suspect and the immediate surroundings.
D) all of the above.
E) a search warrant allows unlimited searches on personal property.
D
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a. foreign affairs b. slavery c. elitist control d. tyranny of the majority
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The president enjoys important informational advantages over Congress and the general public in the area of __________ policy
A)foreign B)health care C) domestic D)economic
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. Lobbying expenditures rise dramatically every year. 2. According to Olson’s free rider theory, the pressure group system will be tilted toward narrow economic interests and will underrepresent broad public interests. 3. Most legislators rely heavily on lobbyists for information. 4. It is always illegal for interest groups to donate money to congressional campaigns. 5. Contributions are more likely to buy access than votes.