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Constitutional Law
1. Which of the following branches of government has the power te declare war,
® the Congress
B. the President
C. the Supreme Court
2. Which government has the power to regulate interstate commerce.
A the Federal Government
B. State Governments
Cc. Both State and Federal governments have concurrent jurisdiction (they both may regulate
interstate commerce)
3. Federal law requires cigarettes to carry warnings such as “Cigarettes Cause Cancer.” The State of
Oregon decides io require that cigarettes also carry the message “Cigarettes May Cause Impotence.”
The Oregon Jaw witl be declared void if
AL There is a conflict between the federal and state statute
B, Congress declares it has exclusive jurisdiction
<<) Either A or B
D. Congress does not have the power to dociare state laws void
4. John Doe is an official with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). At a professional
seminar, John Doe answers a question by saying, “I think both Clinton and Bush are idiots. They do
not understand the law and don’t want to really punish corporate misbehavior.” Bill Clinton calls
George Bush and says, “if 1 were you I would fire that guy.” The SEC is an independent regulatory
commission under the executive branch. President Bush can
A. remove John Doe with or without cause
@® remove John Doe only if there is just cause
Cc President Bush has 10 power to remove John Doe
5. The doctrine of Judicial Review is based on
A. An enumerated (written) power granted to the Supreme Court under the Constitution to decide
whether the government acts Constitutionally
B® A Supreme Court case
C, BohA&B
6. The Bill of Rights (first 10 Amendments to the Constitution) is intended to protect individuals against
actions by
B® The Federal Government
B.
Corporations
GQ Private Individuals
D. Alf of the Above
7. Under the Substantive Due Process doctrine, there can never be a law that limits a fundamental right
A. Tue (BY False