The exclusionary rule states that prosecutors may not use illegally obtained evidence in court. Explain the privacy protections in the Bill of Rights that support this rule and how the Incorporation Clause of the 14th Amendment protects the rights of individuals. Do the advantages of the rule outweigh the disadvantages?

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A: The efficient legislation of any political system depends on the stability of the government, its ad...

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A: The political system consists of the form of government, method of governance and way the decisions ...

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Q: Give at least 5 criticisms of the Franklin Roosevelt's New Deal --political, economic ,social,etc.

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A: Alienation:  Alienation is a theoretical concept that propounded by Karl Marx. He explained "alienat...

Q: How would Direct Popular Election impact Hawaii’s votes?

A: Hawaii is one of the states in the United States of America. Situated in the Pacific Ocean. Hawaii i...

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A: Elections are a formal procedure by which a population chooses its representative to be the leader o...

Q: Q1. Examine the political rights and civil liberties in Russia

A: Russia has provided some political rights and civil liberties to its citizens. 

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A: Introduction: Proportional representation is an electoral voting pattern system in which the represe...

Q: what do the 18th and 21st Amendments teach about the role of the state in policy consideration?

A: The 18th amendment in the U.S. Constitution prohibited the manufacturing, sale, and transportation o...

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Q: Discuss Skidmore deference and Chevron deference.  What is the basis for each?  How do they differ? ...

A: Deference is an element of the Supreme Court's power of judicial review. 

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A: Introduction: Olson is while agreeing to the view that a Constitutional Convention is a grand waste ...

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Q: The Plessy v Ferguson Supreme Court decison was argued by Thurgood Marshall.  True  False

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