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Test 3

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What is the goal of Congress?   Get Re-elected & gain influences  
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How Congress builds support while in office   Mr. Moore says answer "all of the above"  
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Examples of problems Congressional committees try to prevent through audits   police patrols and fire alarms  
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Whistleblower   A type of protection provided for bureaucrats, they cannot be fired for telling the truth and exposing the government for waste or fraud.  
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How is the federal bureaucracy held accountable for its actions   1. committees can hold hearings & investigations into agency actions 2. Congress can threaten to cut an agency's budget 3. Congress has the power to reverse an agency rule by majority vote.  
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Goldberg Case   Helped establish steps agencies need to go through to make laws  
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3 kinds of law   1. civil 2. criminal 3. administrative  
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civil law   tort claims- the person knew or should have known - sueing  
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criminal law   person(s) has done crime against society - there is always a penalty  
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administrative law   courts reviewing agency actions  
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what does stare decisis mean?   law is based on....The legal principle of determining points in litigation according to precedent  
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original jurisdiction   the authority of a court to hear a case for the first time. most state and local courts as well as federal district courts have this.  
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appellate jurisdiction   the authority of a court to hear appeals made after a case has been tried in a lower court. state appeals courts, state supreme courts, federal appellate courts, and the U.S. supreme court has this authority  
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True or False. Supreme Court has both original and appellate jurisdiction   True  
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Writ of Certioriari   Rule of Four...how the Supreme court decides whether to hear a case  
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Brief   supreme court receives briefs from each side  
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concurring opinion   written opinion by one or more judges of a court which agrees with the decision made by the majority of the court, but states different reasons as the basis for his or her decision  
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dissenting opinion   explains and records the thinking of those justices who did not agree with the majority  
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majority opinion   judicial opinion agreed to by more than half of the members of a court  
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habeas corpus   fundamental safeguard of human rights, right to a speedy trial  
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levels of judicial   state & local courts, state supreme courts, federal courts, us supreme courts  
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aspirationalism   need to let constitution to fill societies evolution  
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attitudinists   voet on totality of their life experiences; ideology  
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mechanical   legal process, due process, static and does not change  
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factors that influence President's decision to appoint Supreme Court   senatorial courtesy, litmus tests, ideology, partisanship, judicial experience, aba ratings, interest group lobbying efforts, diversity  
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rule of 60   invokes culture and and stop filibuster  
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judicial restraint    
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