An advocate of judicial restraint would most likely argue that the Warren Court __________
a. went too far in expanding judicial power
b. was too strongly committed to the doctrine of stare decisis
c. relied on an accusatory approach rather than an inquisitorial approach
d. was unable to bring constitutional doctrines into the twentieth century
a
Political Science
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An international regime
a. brings some order to international anarchy. b. is a body of norms that facilitates cooperation on a specific issue. c. can apply to a variety of issues, such as trade, monetary affairs, and the environment. d. is the result of increasing interdependence in the international system. e. All of the above are true.
Political Science
For Chester Barnard, ______ was central to the success of a bureaucracy and overcoming its challenges.
a. organization b. leadership c. power d. labor
Political Science