Subject:
Political Science
Material Type:
Unit of Study
Level:
Community College / Lower Division, College / Upper Division
Tags:
Implied Powers, Delegate Legislator, Home Rule, Commission System, Presidency, Executive Privilege, Joint Committee, Filibuster, Senatorial Courtesy, Going Public, First Lady, U.S. Constitution, Senate, Civil Law, Common Law, Line-item Veto, Apportionment, Conference Committee, Council-elected Executive, Constituency, Oversight, Marbury v. Madison, Trial Court, Delegate Model of Representation, Stare Decisis, Incumbency, Precedent, Amicus Curiae, Dillon’s Rule, Cabinet, Signing Statement, Appellate Jurisdiction, Office of Management and Budget, House, Inherent Powers, Traditionalistic Political Culture, Campaign Funding, Standing Committee, Rule of Four, Judicial Activism, Associate Justice, Bully Pulpit, President, Concurring Opinion, Expressed Powers, Dual Court System, Presidential Election, Supreme Court, Congressional Election, District Courts, Representation, Bicameralism, Speaker of the House, Council-administrator, Circuit Courts, Cloture, Surge-and-decline Theory, Markup, Reduction Veto, Lifetime Ban, Politico Model of Representation, Tempore</emphasis>, Formal Powers, Bill, Trustee, Descriptive Representation, Pardon, Criminal Law, Dissenting Opinion, Congress, Judicial Restraint, Executive Office of the President, Select Committee, Electoral College, Term Limits, Impeachment, Original Jurisdiction, Appellate Courts, Mayor-council System, Enumerated Powers, King Caucus, Local Government, Executive Agreement, Individualistic Political Culture, Judiciary Branch, Charter, Whip, Majority Leader, Collective Representation, Chief Justice, Docket, Writ of Certiorari, Courts of Appeals, Conference, Council-manager System, Executive Order, Consecutive Term Limits, Brief, Pork-barrel Politics, Rally Around the Flag Effect, Majority Opinion, Amendatory Veto, President <emphasis Effect="italics">pro, Moralistic Political Culture, Solicitor General, Trustee Model of Representation, Judicial Review, Oral Argument, State Government, Minority Leader
License:
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