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Bueracracy

Comprised of cabnits, independent executive agencies, independedn regulatory agencies, and government corperations

Cabnits

15 of them, ex DOD department of defense


Attorney general leads department of justice, all others led by secrataries

Independent executive agencies

Created by congress for specific purpose related to service rather than regulation. Ex CIA NASA

Independent regulatory agencies

Created by congress to exist externally to gov and regulate specific activites. Ex FEC (federal election committee

Government corperations

For profit. Ex AMTRAK, US postal service

Pendleton act

Limit spoils system when you hire your suppporters once elected

Hatch act

Restricts extent of polutical activity of federal bueracrats. Ex campaining in uniform

Capture

When a buericratic entity forms a symbiotic relationship with a private interest group

Sunshine laws

Laws requiring government afairs be held in public

De facto

Of the fact

De jure

By right, legally

13th amendment

Section 1, no slaves except as punishment


Section 2, congress can enforce

14th amendment

Section 1, born in US you become a citizen and no state can deprive you of rights

15th amendment

Section 1, cant descriminate on color for voting


Gave them legal rights to vote but they were still restricted

Plessy vs ferguson

SC set sepeate but equal precedent

Brown vs board of education

SC ruled overturning plessy vs ferguson, making segregation in schools illegal

Civil rights act of 1964

Outlawed segregation in public spaces, title 7 prohibits discrimination by employersd. Established EEOC

EEOC

Equal employment opportunity commision, charged with ending employnent discrimination. Unprotected classes are sexual orientation and lookism

Row vs. Wade

SC established womens right to abortion

Mapp vs ohio

SC to establish exclusionary rule, illegaly siezed material cant be used in court

Gideon vs wade wright

SC that you will be provided with a lawyer

Escobedo vs illinois

SC allowing lrime suspenct of a case assistance of council

Miranda vs arizona

SC ruling saying people must be read their constitutional rights

Yellow journalism

Oversimplification and sensationalism of news

Muckraking

Newsspapers concerning government roform

Media biases

Commercial bias, advertising has sway


Political bias, network favors a political side


Lookism bias, hot bitches

FCC

Federal comminication commission. Regulatory agency for electronic airways

Solicitor general

Justice department official who tepresents government

Supremecy clause

Establishes constitution as law of the land

Distribution of powers between federal and state

Federal: war, coin money, immigration, interstate and foreign policy, commerce


State: education, local gov., marriage, voting, driving privledge


Shared: taxes, courts, general wellfare, laws

Full faith and credit clause

Makes all states recognize laws abd official documents of other states

Crossover sanctions

Methof where federal government tries to influence state policy by linking it to federal funding

Crosscutting requirements

Reqs for any city recieving funding such as not discriminating

Pre-emption

Federal government overrides dtate law

Advantages of federalism

Better suited for large diverse population, reduce threat of tyranny, laboratories of democracy

Disadvantages of federalism

Ineffecient redundancies, diverse resources cause economic and educational inequalities between states, diverse laws create legal inequalities

Tiers of federal courts

94 district courts, 13 circuits for us court of appeals, 1 SC with 9 members. 3 judges sit on circuit court of apeals, 9th is for ca

Marbury vs madison

First case where SC used judicial review

Judicial review

SC power to make a law unconstitutional