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Elastic Clause (Necessary and Proper Clause)
Allows government to expand its power.
Checks an Balances
Occurs when one branch of government can limit what the other branches can do.
Gerrymandering
When the General Assembly redraws voting districts favoring one party over another.
Difference between plank and platform
a party's stance on only one issue. a platform is the paty's position on all of the issues put together.
Franking Priveleges
= Free mailing of election material
Jurisdiction
Appellate = hear case for first time
Exclusive = only federal court can hear
Concurrent = both federal and state
Original = hear case for first time
Remands
Case is sent back to orginal court
Hung Jury
UNDECIDED = NO VERDICT!
Felony and misdemenor
Felony = greater crime
Misdemeanor = lesser crime
Civil trials
almost always settle out of court
Demand
the quantity consumers will be more willing and able to buy good at lower prices.
The law of Supply
States that producers will be more willing to provide goods at higher prices.
Contractionary Policy
Decrease government spending an/or increase taxes and/or decrease transfer payments.