Policy adoption is the official decision of a government body to accept a particular policy and put it into effect

According to Olson why do small, well-organized groups, especially with money, often override the broader public interest?

A) The latter have much to gain from favorable but narrow laws and rulings, so they lobby intensely. The former see nothing to gain, are not organized or intense, and lobby little. B) The former have much to gain from favorable but narrow laws and rulings, so they lobby intensely. The latter see much to gain, and are not organized or intense, but lobby little. C) The former have much to gain from favorable but narrow laws and rulings, so they lobby intensely. The latter see nothing to gain, are not organized or intense, and lobby little. D) The former have much to gain from fair, broad laws and rulings, so they lobby some. The latter also favor broad laws and rulings, but not organized or intense, and lobby little.

One exception to the exclusionary rule supported by the Supreme Court is

A) probable cause does not need to be established in civil matters. B) potential death penalty cases may disregard all standard evidence rules. C) good faith exceptions may be made for officers utilizing the incorrect search warrant form. D) the homes of witnesses to a crime may be searched without a warrant. E) good intention exceptions may be made for veteran officers in felony matters.