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It is a set of rules enforceable by the courts, regulating the government of the State, the subjects of the State and the relationships of the residents towards each other
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Which law was intended to allowed the president to the use the US miltary to enforce federal law?
Force bill
The enactment of the Wilmot Proviso?
It never became law and was intended to ban slavery.
What judicial activism?
When a court changes the interpretation of a law from what the legislative branch intended
What does the phrase 'in letter and in spirit' mean?
it refers to the agreement of a letter of law and a spirit of law, meaning that they are not in conflict. the spirit of the speed law is to keep people from driving at dangerous for that areas conditions, the letter of the law may not agree and require a slower speed. another example of this is when police arrest due to the wording of the coded law, but the spirit of the law was intended to deal with a specific problem, such as loitering, it is not intended that all persons be arrested for it, just those that are bothering an area can be removed using the letter of the law.
How does the law reflect a series of complex dualities?
It exists in the way a decision is intended and the way it is actually executed.
Did the Procedural due process prohibits arbitrary enforcement of the law and provides safeguards intended to ensure that law enforcers protect peoples rights true or false?
its true
Was the savage 110 a military sniper rifle?
No. There are some models intended for law enforcement (110BA and 110FP), though.
What law intended to restore trade with Great Britain and France?
i reall dont know but i guess the embargo act
17th Amendment?
Established that senators were to be elected directly. This law was intended to create a more democratic, fair society.
What is the meaning of inherent power of the police?
Police are intended to uphold the law and protect the population. If you do something to break the law or endanger a person, they are inherently empowered to stop you however necessary.
What is a silly law in a country?
In France, it is illegal to name a pig Napoleon. This law dates back to the time of Napoleon Bonaparte, where it was intended to avoid any disrespect towards the emperor.
When was the NCLB Act signed into law?
The NCLB Act stands for the No Child Left Behind Act. It is intended to support disadvantaged students in education. It was signed into law on January 8, 2002.
