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Which provision allows cities a guarantee of noninterference in various local affairs by state governments?
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∙ 12y ago
it's called the home rule
Additional: If a municipality is 'incorporated' under the laws of the state they are then self-governing and can form their own local government and pass their own laws (known as ordinances).
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∙ 12y ago
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federal job not for the styates
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laissez-faire
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They secretly gave money to members of congress.
Can you give me any comments about laissez faire?
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