What do the county court-at-law and constitutional county court have in common?
a. They cannot hear criminal cases.
b. They cannot do bench trials.
c. They have original and appellate jurisdiction.
d. They have about 1,000 judges.
Answer: C
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Although the Federalists were influential in getting the Constitution ratified, they never had any actual control over the national government
Answer:
Executive privilege
A. involves the ability of the president and executive branch officials to withhold certain information from Congress and the courts. B. means that members of the executive branch cannot be prosecuted for official acts. C. is the concept that has been applied to the president's use of the pocket veto. D. allows the president discretion in making political appointments. E. was ruled unconstitutional by the Supreme Court in 1974.