In _____________, the Supreme Court said that the Seventh Amendment does not provide the right to a jury trial where Congress "has created a ‘private' right that is so closely integrated into a public regulatory scheme as to be a matter appropriate for agency resolution with limited involvement by the Article III judiciary."
a. Colgrove v. Battin (1973)
b. Curtis v. Loether (1974)
c. Stack v. Boyle (1951)
d. Thomas v. Union Carbide (1985)
D
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Product liability is a subfield of ____ law.
a. contract b. family c. property d. tort
Many early settlers in what would become the United States believed that public policy in the states ought to outlaw
a. free education. b. property trespassing. c. racial discrimination. d. violations of basic religious principles.
The franking privilege
a. gives members of Congress free unlimited broadcast time on C-SPAN. b. refers to confidential information given to reporters under the condition that they not reveal their sources. c. refers to the weekly free lunches members of Congress provide reporters. d. allows members of Congress free access to the postal system for official correspondence.
Discuss how interest groups build support for favored candidates. What organizations are they allowed to create in order to influence elections? What limits have Congress and the courts placed on these organizations? Are these limits effective? Should there be limitations on how much money individuals and groups can donate to a cause, or do such caps violate First Amendment rights?
What will be an ideal response?