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The type of government in which one person hold supreme power
This type of government is called a dictatorship. The United States Constitution protects against this type of government with the Separation of Powers.
Decision of a Jude or court
the court has and opinion such as a jury but thr judge always can over ride any decision they came to
serves as president of the senate his absence
president-protempore
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