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    Constitution. They felt the Constitution took away too much of the state's power. Finally, the Constitution was ratified in 1788. Later, the Bill of Rights was also passed. As you can see, the Constitution was ratified, although it was an not easy process. To conclude, the Constitution grew over the years from numerous events. One example is the Articles of Confederation was a very weak form of government that had multiple flaws. Another example is at the Constitutional Convention, the Great…

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    Canada and the United States are both a representative democracy although they classify themselves differently. In Canada, our democracy is known as a Constitutional Monarchy or Federal Parliamentary Democracy. While in the United States they classify themselves as a Republic. Equally to an extent, they are similar as they are both a federal state and categorize under a system known as a representative democracy. In a democracy, the government listens to the will of people by satisfying the…

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    There is a process by which congress or the states do to try and amend the constitution. First, congress or the state must propose an amendment that has to be voted on by both houses of congress, by a vote of two-thirds. If this vote goes through then the state legislatures call upon the congress to hold a constitutional convention. Once the amendment goes to congress the amendment must be ratified. To ratify an amendment three-fourths of the state legislatures have to approve it. Once ratified…

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    Three-Tiered Court System

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    Explain the three-tiered structure of the Federal Court System and compare it to the three-tiered structure of the California Court system? What is the purpose and function of each level The three tiered structure of the Federal Court is represented by the US District Courts, US Circuit Court of Appeals and the US Supreme Court's. Each individual level serves as a different function during Criminal and Civil Cases. The three Tiered Structure of California is represented by the Supreme Court,…

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    ‘The Australian Constitution is outdated and is in need of urgent reform’ Introduction The Australian constitution are a set of rules in which Australia is governed. It was drafted as a series of conventions which was held in the 1890s. The constitution was passed by the British Parliament as part of the Commonwealth of australia constitution Act 1900 which took effect on january 1 on 1901. The constitution are voted by the people in a series of referendums and created the composition of…

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    Pros And Cons Of Obama

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    Presidency Politics and broken promises seem to go hand in hand in the publics eye. In Obama’s state of the union address many promises were made and for the most part they were kept. The president made references towards top issues like the economy, healthy care, and education. Obama’s speech followed through with a tone of understanding. He creates goals not just for himself but also for the people, he speaks of dropping out of school as being a fail on one self. Congress was put on the spot…

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    actually achieve anything productive and, therefore, are a waste of space in the government. Their jobs can be done away with without any negative effect on the government. One example of the duties of the federal bureaucracy is the implementation process of lawmaking. This can easily be switched to the Supreme Court. Putting laws into practice as the federal bureaucracy does makes more sense to go to the Supreme Court, anyway, because the Supreme Justice is most familiar with the laws of the…

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    People hold on to the myth of an impartial judge and place their faith in a system designed to uphold truth, law, and justice. As convoluted as the entire process is, which I outlined above, in my opinion there is not a better option. People are ultimately human free-thinking beings incapable of being entirely void of positions, ideas, and feelings. It is nearly impossible to completely separate one’s view…

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    Alabama Executive Branch

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    The United States government under the constitution is divided into 3 branches of power in order to provide a system of balance to our government. The 3 braches include the executive, the legislative, and the judicial branch. Each branch of government has a different type of power instead of giving all the power to one branch. Every state has its own laws and ways it can run these branches of government. The state of Alabama legislative branch is slightly different from the other 49 states.…

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    There is a belief that the President of the United States holds the most powerful office in the world. Indeed, the Constitution of the United States grants executive power to the President. In Canada, the Prime Minister is not a part of the Constitution, rather the Governor General acts as the executive. By convention, however, the Governor General acts only on the advice of the Prime Minister who has the confidence of the House of Commons. The Prime Minister is able to achieve such support from…

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