In 1988, Congress exercised its lawmaking power to check the law-interpreting power of the judiciary. In response to the 1984 case, Grove City College v. Bell, they passed legislation that made it crystal clear -
A) if an institution gets federal money, it can only discriminate with moneys given from private individuals.
B) if any part of an institution gets federal money, no part of it can discriminate.
C) poll taxes are illegal.
D) civil disobedience was unconstitutional.?
E) discrimination in housing rental and sales is illegal.
B
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Which of the following is NOT one of the present methods for deciding who will serve on a judicial bench?
a. Partisan elections. b. Patronage. c. Nonpartisan elections. d. Merit selection.
Which of the following circumstances creates difficulties in the implementation of federal laws?
a. when Congress passes a law that contains ambiguity b. when Congress calls agency heads to testify at formal hearings c. when each chamber of Congress is controlled by a different party d. when the president belongs to a different party than the majority party in Congress