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What is a good sentence for Representative Democracy?
In strict political terms the sentence is a self-contradiction as a "Democracy" and a "Republic" are strict opposites. The sentence however attempts to describe a political philosophy, of: A nation of laws built on strict rights; whose representatives (in/of law) are elected by a popular vote.
How is a democracy limited by the way the government defines who is and who is not a citizen?
A democracy is limited by how the government defines citizenship because it determines who has the right to participate in the political process through voting and holding office. Excluding certain groups from citizenship can lead to unequal representation and limited access to rights and benefits within the society.
In which countries where lobbying is illegal are there strict regulations in place to prevent undue influence on government decision-making processes?
Countries where lobbying is illegal but have strict regulations in place to prevent undue influence on government decision-making processes include Norway, Iceland, and Canada.
What might a strict person do?
A strict person may enforce rules and guidelines rigorously, expect high standards of behavior or performance, and be less tolerant of mistakes or deviations from the established norms. They may prioritize discipline and order in their interactions and expectations.
What three tests are associated with discrimination law?
EQUAL PROTECTION CLAUSE: A clause of the fourteenth amendment that forbids any state to deny equal protection of the laws to any individual within its jurisdiction.THREE TESTS THAT ARE ASSOCIATE WITH DISCRIMINATION IN LAW: The tests associated with legal discrimination are : 1) REASONABLE-BASIS TEST: stipulates that some inequalities (such as unequal tax rates for people of different income levels) are acceptable as long as they are related to legitimate government interests. 2) THE STRICT-SCRUTINY TEST: premised on the belief that racial and ethnic-based classifications are unconstitutional almost by definition.3) INTERMEDIATE-SCRUTINY TEST: has been used with regard to sex classifications, and is less rigid than the strict-scrutiny test but more rigid than the reasonable-basis test. For example, the exclusion of women from the military draft has been judged by the courts to be constitutional, whereas most other forms of gender discrimination in law have been judged unconstitutional.
What Political traditions and tensions first appeared in the early years of the new republic?
As far as traditions go that had to do with the making of new laws, but the tensions were because of the two political parties of the time fighting about strict and loose construction of the constitution.
What is the definition of strict construction?
'strict construction' is when democratic-republican parties make sure no one is using powers that the Constitution says you cannot. Democratic-republicans are for a stronger State government.
Did George Washington want to rewrite the constitution in his farewell address?
No, he just said to follow it (have a strict construction), stay out of foreign affairs (stay neutral), and avoid political parties. He also talked about the need for education.
What is the definition of strict?
'strict construction' is when democratic-republican parties make sure no one is using powers that the Constitution says you cannot. Democratic-republicans are for a stronger State government.
Which early political party formed to promote a strict construction of the Constitution and a weak central government?
Anti-Federalists
What is the difference between strict construction and broad construction?
Strict construction takes a narrow view of laws, statutes, and the constitution. Broad construction takes a broad view of laws, statutes, and the constitution.
What is a example of strict construction?
The draft law.
How would you use strict construction in a sentence?
You might think that these strict construction safety rules are unnecessary, but lives have been lost performing this task.
Strict construction of the Constitution?
Legal philosophy of judicial interpretation.
What are two ways in which political parties in the US differ from other western countries?
There are several ways that the political parties in the United States differ from other Western countries: A. A sharp difference is that many Western nations have a parliamentary system of government. This results in voting almost 100% of the time with party dictates; and B. In the USA, the political parties can often cross party lines and side with the opposing party. For the most part there is no strict party line voting as in most parliamentary systems.
Does the federalist support loose or strict construction?
A weak central government. a confederation, and individual rights.
Why did the liberal construction of the Constitution prevail?
In which case? There have been numerous cases where the liberal construction has prevailed and numerous cases where the strict construction was followed.
