If a hypothesis states that "the quality of a person's health insurance affects that person's attitude toward national health insurance which in turn affects their likelihood to vote for Al Gore," then the person's attitude toward national health insur

The courts exercise considerable discretion in interpreting regulatory legislation because

A) Congress often passes vague and even contradictory legislation. B) Congress has granted them a broad mandate to interpret legislation. C) the executive has granted them a broad mandate to interpret legislation. D) most laws include a section stating that unclear passages should be decided by the courts. E) Congress and the executive branch use the regulations to attack each other.

Writing for the Court in Katz v. United States which Justice famously stated that "the Fourth Amendment protects people—not places"?

a. William Brennan b. Byron White c. Potter Stewart d. John Marshall Harlan