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relates to powers exercised by Congress but NOT listed in the Constitution
Implied Powers
Elastic Clause
Implied Powers
power exercised by President in which a bill is not signed within 10 days of Congressional Adjournment, therefore bill is automatically killed.
Pocket Veto
to see if bill is constitutional
Judicial Review
Party Members who will vote again after the Presidential Election and who represent a particular ticket (arty)
Electors
President has right to withhold information from congress, courts and public if there is a need for secrecy and National security
Executive Priviledge
President has the power to declare an order that may be different from government law.
Executive Order
Also shown in notes as
Executive Agreement
President must inform Congress within 60 days of making an executive agreement
Case Act
Law that limits the President's powers in cases where war has not been declared.
It involves money
War Powers Act
Act that frees a person from responsibility & punishment for crimes
pardons
act that postpones a criminal's sentence for a certain period of time
reprieves
"forgive" Act given to a person or group of people
Amnesty
population or census count to be made every 10 years
Enumeration
to bring charges to an official
impeachment
charging a person with an offense
indictment
minimum number of members that must be present to conduct sessions
Quorum
to suspend a session
adjourn
salary
emolument
draft of a proposed new law
bill
Procedure by which a citizen of a foreign nation becomes a citizen of the US
Naturalization
Quota / Immigration
imposts
taxes
legislature's formal expression of opinion
resolution
rebellions
insurrections
requires a law official to bring a prisoner to court and they must show cause for holding the prisoner
habeas Corpus
a bill that punished a person without a jury trial
bill of attainder
crime was consider not a crime when it was committed
ex post facto
to speak the law
jurisdiction
federal courts decide if a case is appropriate for court review
justiciable
limits on justiciability
Adversary Law
some judges support Majority decision (opinion)
concurring decision
some judges disagree with majority decision
dissenting decision
judges in agreement with decision
unanimous
let the decision stand
Stare Decisis
Cases must follow precedent so that laws are predictable and accountable
Stare Decisis
Orders from the supreme court requiring a lower court to send a record of a case to Supreme Court
Writs of Certiorari
relationship between the states
and
the relationship of each state to the federal government
federalism
2 house body
bicameral
bicameral body of the Legislative Branch
Congress
people represented by congressman +
constituents
congressional postal privilege +
Franking
number needed to conduct congressional business +
quorum
protects people from unlawful imprisonment +
Habeas Corpus
punishes an act which was not illegal when it was committed +
Ex Post Facto
minutes kept about Congress proceedings +
Congressional record
Trade between states +
Interstate Trade
Process in which a foreigner becomes a citizen +
Naturalization
protects inventors artists +
copyright / patent
illegal searches
Bill of Attainder
congress must be informed of any presidential commitment within 60 days =
Case Act
presidential power used for national security / secrecy
executive privilege
president must inform congress about increase in military personnel in war within 10 days =
war powers act
presidential arrangement made with foreign leaders
and must be approved by senate
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Executive Order or
Executive Agreement
Presidential line of succession
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Amend 25
executive power of checks and balances
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pocket veto
set presidential inauguration date as Jan. 20
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Amend 20
link between the Executive Brand and the Legislative Branch.
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Vice-President
the verdict of a lesser court will remain.
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Stare Decisis
needed for the US Supreme Court to hear a case
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Justiciability
majority agreement explained by the US supreme Court Justices on a case decision
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concurring decision
September 17, 1787
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Ratification
non-agreement with the majority decision of the US supreme court about a case deci
=sion
dissenting decision
a Request for a case info from a lessor court by the us supreme court.
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writ of certioari
cases considered by the us supr
=eme court
discuss list
a constitutional change
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Amendment
stressed by the defense lawyer in a court of law
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reasonable doubt
explained in Article IV
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Federalism