Identify and explain each of the four primary sources of modern United States law, describing and/or giving an example of each. What role does precedent (and/or stare decisis) play in the American judicial system?

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Q: Subject matter jurisdiction Is defined as Multiple Choice the underlying principle of a judicial…

A: Under political economy, the courts are handed over the authority to make decisions and resolve…

Q: present information related to one (1) of the different types of government regulation

A: Government regulation is the set of rules and laws that ensure discipline and non-discrimination in…

Q: On Hayek's spectrum of economic planning places monopolies somewhere between central planning and…

A: Friedrich Hayek was an economist who focused upon a society with free markets where the real…

Q: The U.S. Constitution enumerates the powers given to the federal government, and the Supremacy…

A: The situations in which there is a disagreement between state and federal laws in known as the…

Q: Think of two ways the government affects life, one you perceive as positive and one you perceive as…

A: Regulators, taxation, and subsidies are all used by the government to address market…

Q: Environmental regulation was discussed for cases in which the market is unable to price risk…

A: With its foundation in economics, public choice theory examines how people behave both individually…

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Q: A mother and her three grown-up children lived together in a house. One of the sons did some…

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Q: How does Arrow's Impossibility Theorem challenge the feasibility of achieving a fair and consistent…

A: Arrow's Impossibility Theorem states that no voting method or decision-making process can satisfy…

Q: . Which of the following IS NOT required in order for an interaction to be deemed corrupt:…

A: Corruption is when those in positions of authority, such as managers or government officials, act…

Q: What steps can an individual take to become active in shaping economic legislation or policies that…

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Q: Marijuana sales, primarily for medical use but also recreational sales (in some states,) have become…

A: Everything considered, an ever-increasing number of states are moving to legalize cannabis…

Q: In the U.S. legal system, the judge's role is to uncover the true facts pertaining to the issues in…

A: FALSE Judge decides the ruling.  It is the jin of the lawyers and investigator to uncover the facts…

Q: The action of the British government during the Opium War is an example of unilateral political…

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Q: Why should regulatory regimes be ‘proportionate’ and ‘real-time’? What are the fundamental building…

A: The fundamental building blocks are atoms.

Q: Government intervention can focus on the structure or behavior of a market. Antitrust focuses:…

A: Government intervention alludes to the manners by which a government controls or includes itself in…

Q: To start off, can you think of examples of how we have watched (or are watching) the law respond to…

A: There are two ways 1. Helps the society change with its laws 2. 2. Changes itself for a better…

Q: Adam Smith believed that the pursuit of the public interest is also the best way to promote the…

A: Adam Smith was one of the first financial experts/economists to clarify how rational self-interest…

Q: Explain why a dictatorship is monotone and neutral, but not anonymous

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Q: In the Kelo case, the U.S. Supreme Court decided that the government had abused its power under the…

A: The U.S. Supreme Court, under the Taking Clause for the Kelo case (between the city of New London…

Q: The bar exam for lawyers is written by practicing lawyers. Why might having practicing lawyers write…

A: Bar exam is conducted by the government for the practicing lawyers that need to pass before admitted…

Q: 1. What are some of the ways in which capital evercises influence over the State? (List 3-4 ways)

A: * ANSWER :-  As per guidelines I answered first question only  *(1)

Q: two reasons why an amendment is more important than a law

A: The laws are the rules and regulations set by the government of a nation which we have to obey in an…

Q: The Sony doctrine discussed in the Grokster case balances which of the following competing concerns:…

A: From the case study, the competing concern is property rul;e and liability rules.