What does Graham (2008) mean by “Foucault’s boomerang”? Write your answer describing one or more examples.

Q: How does Heckler v. Chaney relate to the non-delegation doctrine?

A: The Heckler v Chaney case was suited to bring the prison inmates scheduled to die by lethal injectio...

Q: How many articles does the Constitution have?

A: The number of articles in a constitution differs from country to country. Every country decides the ...

Q: Explain two changes that Renee Leveque and the Parti Quebecois bring to Quebec in the 1970s

A: Renee Levesque was a politician, journalist, and nationalist. He was a prominent member of the Jean ...

Q: Health Policy in US class: Describe the role of the Court as a referee

A: Public health policies require the enforcement of the essential tools to protect and promote health....

Q: Explain 4 major events that lead the near-victory of the Yes side in the 1995 referendum

A: In 1995, the Quebec independence referendum took place to get the views about the French-speaking Qu...

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A: Congress derives its implied powers from the elastic cluase of the USA constitution. 

Q: Identify AND explain the significance of: NOW

A: Introduction: NOW stands for National Organization for Women. It was founded in June 1966. The main ...

Q: Some states have added additional protected classes of workers who are not protected by the Federal ...

A: Law Against Discrimination: Law against Discrimination prohibits any kind of unlawful discriminatio...

Q: How does Heckler v. Chaney relate to the non-delegation doctrine?

A: Non delegation doctrine is a constitutional and administrative law where law making body cannot repr...

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A: In a federal form of government, the powers of the states and the federal government would be divide...

Q: In Youngstown Sheet and Tube v. Sawyer, the U.S. Supreme Court struck down President Truman’s execut...

A: From 1950 until 1953 the United States was involved in the Korean War. In order to keep inflation do...

Q: Health Policymaking in US class: Why is incrementalism used in policy making?

A: Incrementalism:  Incrementalism is a process in policymaking by which policymakers add on some new s...

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A: The answer is true. The president has these pardoning powers under article 72 of the Indian Constitu...

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A: Judicial activism describes how a judge approaches or is perceived to approach exercising  judicial ...

Q: How does the French constitution enable the executive to control the parliament?

A: The present Constitution of France, which was adopted on 04 October 1958, is known as the Constituti...

Q: How do federal judges obtain their position, how long do they serve, and why is their length of serv...

A: The appointment of the supreme court justices, federal circuit, and district judges are carried by A...

Q: What are some similarities between MLK and Obama besides that they both stood for non-violence?

A: Barack Obama was the American president and Martin Luther King Jr. was known as a civil rights activ...

Q: what's Kant's idea on enlightenment?

A: Kant was born in 1724 within the Prussian town of Königsberg (now Kaliningrad, Russia), Kant had a s...