If a researcher was weighing white mice and used an ordinary bathroom scale, this measure would be expected to show

Presidents have had the most success in changing the direction of decisions of the federal judiciary by

A. threatening to ask Congress to impeach specific judges B. using the media to build consensus for the President's position C. requesting that Congress reduce the term of office that judges may serve D. using the appointment process to select judges with judicial philosophies similar to those of the President E. pressuring Congress to pass the appropriate legislation to override judicial opinions

In Miliken v. Bradley the Supreme Court ruled that courts could not order interdistrict busing because

a. the government did not have the constitutional power to interfere with matters of education. b. there was no de facto segregation. c. the citizens in the districts had voted against it. d. the school districts had not been created with the intention to promote or maintain segregation. e. Congress enacted legislation banning busing.