How do most countries (excluding the United States) nominate candidates for office?
A) small groups of party leaders select the candidates
B) primary elections are held
C) recall elections are held
D) candidates are appointed by the head of state
E) by referendums
A
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b. a reliable measure of the population ineligible to vote. c. a clear computation of the number who have voted in the past. d. a solid gauge of the portion of the population born in this country.
Describe the difference between civil and criminal law
What will be an ideal response?
The Texas constitution does not allow governors to directly lobby Congress
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
Richard Posner argues that when a judge applies a statute to a specific case, he or she
a. is bound by the letter of the law. b. will likely have to make a creative judgment. c. must consider the original intent of the framers of the Constitution. d. is not properly carrying out the judicial function.