Unit 2 Part 2 Flashcards

1
Q

Did Washington use the veto a lot?

A

no

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2
Q

stewardship theory

A

presidents should use as much power as necessary without violating the constitution

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3
Q

22nd amendment

A

limits presidency to 2 terms

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4
Q

20th amendment

A

changes and shortens the lame duck period

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5
Q

what does article 3 of the constitution do

A

established the judiciary

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6
Q

appelate jurisdiction

A

cases appealed from a lower court

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7
Q

judiciary act of 1789

A

creates 3 layers of judiciary courts

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8
Q

judicial restraint

A

only taking cases related to the constitution

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9
Q

plea bargain

A

guilty pleas save time and money

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10
Q

what are most presidential appointments in the judiciary for

A

district courts

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11
Q

marbury v madison

A

established judicial review

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12
Q

persuasive precedent

A

can be used to help guide decisons

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13
Q

common law

A

law established by the courts

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14
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precedent

A

ruling that firmly established legal principles for future courts to follow

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15
Q

binding precedent

A

lower courts must rule similarly to how higher courts ruled

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16
Q

stare decisis

A

leave precedents alone once set

17
Q

litmus test

A

determining an appointee’s political philosiphy

18
Q

senatorial courtesy

A

vote the way the home senator does for judges

19
Q

solicitor general

A

determines the cases to appeal to the surpreme court

20
Q

courtstripping

A

limit ability to hear cases on certain topics

21
Q

compliance monitoring

A

making sure firms/companies are following standards and provisons

22
Q

quasi-legislative powers in bureaucracy

A

can only make industry specific regulations, but have discretion in carrying out the law

23
Q

iron triangle

A

permanent relationship between an interest group, congress, and an agency

24
Q

issue network

A

short term, comprised of larger groups

25
pendleton civil service act
creates the merit system
26
hatch act
prevents federal and state employess from participating in politics
27
federal employees political activities act
federal and state employees cannot engage in political activites while on duty
28
civil service reform act
limits veteran preference and allows the president to make higher up appointments
29
senior service executive
allows the president to move senior executives latteraly
30
whistleblower protection act of 1989
federal agencies cannot go after an employee for exposing illegal activities