The American legal tradition can best be described as ______.
a. a strictly common-law tradition
b. a mixed system based on common-law practice but with a body of written, codified laws
c. a strictly civil-law tradition
d. a mixed system based on a civil-law tradition but with a tendency to rely on precedent
e. a system that is moving rapidly from a common-law tradition to a civil-law tradition
b. a mixed system based on common-law practice but with a body of written, codified laws
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The Russian prime minister can be removed from office
a. by a single vote of no confidence. b. by three repeat votes of no confidence within a three-month period. c. by two repeat votes of no confidence within a three-month period. d. only through new legislative elections. e. by a complex process involving the parliament, the president, and the Supreme Court.
Which of the following statements regarding state constitutional conventions is accurate?
A. Constitutional conventions were introduced during the Progressive Era. B. Constitutional conventions are losing ground as a method of amending a constitution. C. Constitutional conventions for all states require a two-thirds majority in both chambers of the legislature. D. Constitutional conventions always mandate a one-third majority in two successive legislative sessions.
Which state was the first to introduce a welfare plan linking payments to school attendance?
A) Wisconsin B) Illinois C) Vermont D) Alaska E) Maine
______ involves defining the problem, indicating goals and objectives to be sought, considering a range of alternatives, and evaluating each alternative before recommending a particular solution.
a. Rational decision making b. Incremental decision making c. Policy evaluation d. Political analysis