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What is judicial process?
Judicial process is used in reference to legal processes that take place throughout the country. This can include matters heard within lower courts throughout the states or the Supreme Court.
What word describes how well a sound can be heard?
The word "audibility" describes how well a sound can be heard. It refers to the ability of a sound to be perceived or detected by the ear.
What did Jesus do when he heard John the Baptist was put in prison?
he withdrew into Galilee and settled in Capernaum
What is a supporting leg?
I've never heard that term but it describes a monopod.
What is the judicial branch of government responsible for?
The Judicial Branch is strictly responsible for "interpreting the law". What this means is that the Judicial Branch can overturn laws and bills if it is deemed "unconstitutional". (But only if they are part of a case being heard in that court)
Why do some bills go through judicial review and some don't?
A bill, which is legislation that has not yet become law, never undergoes judicial review. Laws may be subject to judicial review only if they are part of a case being heard by the court. If a law's constitutionality is never challenged in court, it never goes through judicial review.
What describes the meaning of the phrase the shot heard round the world?
The Battle at Lexington and Concord. Whoever fired first at Lexington was called the shot heard round the world.
Which term describes an abnormal rattle or crackle-like respiratory sound heard when a person breathes in?
rale
Why the thirteen colonies were settled?
The King of England at the time heard of America from others, and wanted more land so he set up the 13 colonies.
One criticism not heard about the current new play development process is?
* Major playwrights all praise the process
What compromises did the states finally reach?
The three branches of the government. That's what I heard. :3 Judicial branch Executive branch Legislative branch
Would an American firm looking to fine a British resident have to follow British fine levies for example a maximum of GBP5000?
It depends entirely on where the case is heard. If the case is heard in American court, the levies are subject to the limits of the American judicial system. If the case is heard in a UK court, the Judge is guided by British law.
