Policy debates are more likely to be adversarial if protagonists’ positions are shaped by ____________ differences

How are trial juries different from grand juries? a. Grand juries deal with civil cases, while trial juries deal with criminal cases

b. Grand juries exist mainly in rural areas, and trial juries are used mainly in urban areas. c. Grand juries determine whether there is enough evidence to charge someone with a crime, whereas trial juries determine guilt or innocence. d. Trial juries decide guilt or innocence, and grand juries hear appeals. e. Grand juries have fewer members; otherwise, there is no difference between them and trial juries.

What is the constitutional protection that ensures unqualified religious freedom?

A. Freedom of association B. Symbolic speech C. Free exercise clause D. Clear and present danger test E. Elastic clause

Social insurance programs have high levels of public support because

A. of the perception that recipients have earned the benefits. B. they are based on an equality principle-all citizens are eligible for the benefits and all recipients receive the same level of benefits. C. of the necessity of increased taxes to fund them. D. their cost is consistently below the spending level for public assistance programs. E. None of these answers is correct.

The Commission on Judicial Nominees Evaluation considers appellate and supreme court nominees by a. rejecting them

b. rating them. c. examining them. d. approving them.