1 Contemporary approaches to solving the problem of appellate court caseloads involve which of the following:
a. adopting expedited processing techniques
b. restricting the jurisdiction of the intermediate appellate courts
c. adding additional courts
d. hiring more judges
a
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A) must show a compelling government interest B) may not provide exemptions to laws for purposes of accommodating religious belief. C) may limit religious exercise when applying neutral laws that serve a legitimate state interest D) may never limit religious beliefs, or practices tied to those religious beliefs E) may not bring their cases to the Supreme Court
When U.S. Nazis sought to parade in Skokie, Illinois, where many Jews lived, the courts
A) found them a clear and present danger. B) upheld their right to parade peacefully. C) refused to rule one way or another. D) allowed the police full discretion. E) allowed their arrests and convictions.