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What is the constitutional authority that the president have to take military action?
the fact that there are niggars in the us..... jk jk;) naw but it is EXCECUTIVE PRIVALEGE
Ask us action is the responsibility of the judicial branch in creating a policy?
Determining whether the policy is constitutional
Which action is the responsibility of the executive branch in creating a policy?
formulating the initial idea for the policy
What is the highest authority in the US?
The ultimate authority in the United States is the citizenry, as that is where all legal sovereignty lies. In terms of the existing government, the Constitution is considered the highest authority, as it defines the structure of the government and the powers of all sections thereof.It even explicitly states in the Constitution (the so-called Supremacy Clause):This Constitution, and the Laws of the United States which shall be made in pursuance thereof; [...] shall be the supreme law of the land.- Article VI, Clause 2, Constitution of the United StatesThus no judge, President, Congress, or any other authority can legally pass a law, make a ruling, or perform an action that contravenes the Constitution.It could thus be argued that the Supreme Court is therefore the highest authority in the government, as the Supreme Court is charged with interpreting the Constitution, and it alone ultimately decides whether an action or law is Constitutional.
Which government body decides whether or not an action violates the constitution?
The judicial branch is the main actor that decides whether or not an action of the government is unconstitutional. However, technically the President can decide not to enforce parts of a law Congress passes on the basis of unconstitutionality through constitutional signing statements.
What is ultimate end of thinking?
action
What are the release dates for Movie Magic - 1994 Action Effects Ultimate Action 4-11?
Movie Magic - 1994 Action Effects Ultimate Action 4-11 was released on: USA: 1996
What test measures whether an action of the government achieves a fair purpose?
The test you are referring to is likely the rational basis test. This test assesses whether a government action is rationally related to achieving a legitimate government purpose. If the action is found to meet this standard, it is generally considered constitutional under the Equal Protection Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment.
What test measures whether an action of government achieves a fair purpose?
The rational basis test
How do you get Pokemon from Action Replay ultimate codes?
you can get it from www.codejunkies.com.
What action gave women the right to vote?
A constitutional amendment
What is the rule three-part tests?
The rule three-part test is a legal framework used in various contexts, particularly in determining whether a government action or regulation is constitutional. It typically involves assessing whether the action serves a legitimate state interest, whether it is narrowly tailored to achieve that interest, and whether it leaves open ample alternative channels for communication or expression. This test helps balance individual rights against governmental interests.
