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kuhnerts exam!

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Process in which a comittee rejects a bill by ignoring it and simply letting it die through inaction   pigeonholing  
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Occurs when president takes no action on a bill submitted for signature within 10 days of the end of annual congressional session?   pocket veto  
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A method of defeating a bill in the senate by stalling the legislative process and preventing a vote   Filibuster  
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Limits debate in the senate to one hour per senator   Cloture  
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What would the lower court recieve if the US supreme court agreed to hear a case and placed it on the docket   writ of certiorari  
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how long can you serve as a supreme court justice?   LIFE  
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Judicial branch's power to review the decisions of the other branches   Judicial review  
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2 of the main jobs of the supreme court..   decide what cases to hearhear oral argumentsissue opinions  
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current chief justice of the supreme court:   John G. Roberts JR  
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power of judicial review is based on which landmark US supreme court case?   Marbury .V. Madison  
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committee that only exists ont he US house of representatives   rules committee  
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What does a committee use to make their recommendations on a bill to their entire committee?   a committee report  
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Who chooses the chairperson of each congressional committee?   the majority committee  
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permanent committee that oversees bills on issues within their jurisdiction   standing committees  
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T/F: A senority is a consideration in assigning members to committees and determining the leaderships in those committees   TRUE  
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Waht power does the president have to check or balance the power of the legislative branch in the lawmaking process?   veto power  
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T/F: The president has line-item authority   FALSE  
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the president has nominating authorities of federal judges, but who must confirm these nominations?   The senate by a majority vote  
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three qualification for president   must be at least 35natural born US citizenlived in the US for at least 14 years  
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what type of political beliefs do the individuas elected to the presidency have??   Moderate  
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what amendment established the presidential line of succesion??   25th  
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in which chamber can a bill beintroduced by ropping it in the "hopper"?   house of representatives  
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during which part of the lawmaking process can any member propose and amendment to the bill under consideration?   open floor debate  
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why are courts with original jurisdiction also callled trial courts?   you are entitled to a trial by jury of your peers  
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Whats the rule of 4?   if at least 4 justices vote to hear the casee then it will be heard  
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T/F: does a president have to pay taxes off of his income like everyone else?   TRUE  
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If the chief asks you to write the winning teams opinion what type of opinion would you be writing??   The majority opinion  
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if i were to agree with the majority decision of my fellow justices, but for a different reason, what type of opinion could i write??   concurring opinion  
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What does the president have when he has a strong popular support from the people on an issue??   mandate  
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2 informal qualifications for the president!!   previous government experienceability to raise large sums of money  
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If the president makes a treaty with another country who has to approve the treaty??   the senate  
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What organization goes through a bill section-by-section, making any changes that they think are necessary.. and waht is this process called??   The committee or sub-committee dring a mark-up session  
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what must happen for congress to over-ride a presidential vote?   2/3 vote in both houses  
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Whats the major difference between trial courts and appeal courts??   trial courts decided by a juryappeal courts decided by a anel of three judges  
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there are 13 of these in teh federal court system   circuit courts of appeal  
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select committees   temporarystudies one specific issueusually last only 1 session of congress  
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congressional committees   selectjointconferencestanding  
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joint committees   can be temporary or permanentincludes members of both housesis basically a study group handling routine matters  
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conference committees   temporaryincludes members of both housesset up when bills pass in both houses but not in identical form  
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standing committees   permanentoveversees bills dealing with issues within their jurisdiction  
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