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Gideon v. Wainwright

6th amendment applies to state courts too

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Gross National Product (GNP) 

the total value of all goods and services produced by a country in a specific time period.

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steps for naturlizing as a US citizen

apply to us citizen and immigration service, complete an examination (18+, not bad crimes, live in country for 5 years, speak english) then pass a civics test and take an oath

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New Jersey v. TLO 

A landmark case that addressed students' rights to privacy in schools and the standard for searches. The ruling established that schools need reasonable suspicion to conduct searches.

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Roles of members of Congress 

responsibilities to constituents, balancing local and national, special interest groups, servant of the people, and party member

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Congress’s nonlegislative powers

conduct investigations, gather information to make laws, find out how executive branch enforces laws

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Congress’s legislative powers

make laws, taxes, declare war, print money, regulate trade (foreign+ between states), apporve federal budget, impeach, post offices

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limits on congress

no ex facto laws, no bill of attainders (convict a person of a crime without trial), no taking away habeas corpus

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president’s roles

constitutional: chief executive, commander in chief, legislative leader, head diplomat, and judical powers. tradition: head of state and party leader

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powers of the president

nominate supreme court, executive privilege, grant pardons, command armed forces

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order of federal courts:

district, circuit courts, supreme court

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how many district courts are there, and what do they do?

94 district courts, original jurisdiction about federal laws broken with min 1 per state and max 21 judges per court

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how many circuit court of appeals are there

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governor’s powers

national guard, appoint public officials, budget, legislative leader, vetos, appoint judges, reduce sentences

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limits on governor’s power

legislature approves budget, picks judges from a list, item vetos can be overturned, works with people elected from other parties

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Missouri Plan

governor appoints judges from a list from a comission of judges lawyers and citizens, then voters say yes or no

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what do canidates do when campaigning?

send direct mail, the internet, media (tv), posters/stickers, special interest groups

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differences between articles of confederation and constituiton

weak v strong central govt, one house v two house legislature, only legislative v all 3, states able to tax+ coin money v only national govt, no between state trade regulations v controlled by national govt

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duties of governor

encompass leading the executive branch of state government, enforcing laws, overseeing the budget, and serving as commander-in-chief of the state's military. signing or vetoing bills, appointing state officials, and issuing executive orders.