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1The equal protection clause is found in the ________.
- AFirst Amendment
- BFifth Amendment
- CSeventh Amendment
- DFourteenth Amendment
2To be respected by the population governed by it, a law must be perceived as ________.
- AComplicated
- BEqually applied
- CClear
- DOverwhelming
- EStagnate
3If the United States were to sue Canada, the controversy would fall into the realm of ________.
- APrivate Law
- BPublic Law
- CArbitration
- DCivil Law
- ECriminal Law
4One of the three constitutional tests for equal protection is ________.
- AThe strict scrutiny test
- BThe lemon test
- CThe advanced scrutiny test
- DThe irrational test
- ENone of the above
5Identify all that are stated purposes of the law. Select all that apply.
- AEnforce rules to maintain order
- BKeep the peace
- CSettle private and public disputes
- DProvide clear rules on how institutions should be run
- EMaintain democracy
- FAvoid undesirable economic systems
- GFacilitate planning
- HPrevent undesirable behavior
- IPromote social justice
6How is administrative law defined?
- AThe administrative laws that govern all humanity and exist everywhere
- Blaws that are human creations that reflect the reality of human existence at that moment
- Cadministrative laws that all schools, both public and private, have to follow
- DThe rules and regulations created by administrative agencies to carry out the mandate of such agencies
- EAny commerce that has a substantial effect on commerce between states will come under Congressional administrative authority
7Which of the following is NOT a function of the law?
- ASettle private and public disputes
- BCreate systemic enslavement
- Ckeep the peace
- DEnforce rules to maintain order
- EPromote social justice
8One of the schools of jurisprudential thought, Natural Law, explains that ________.
- AAll people have inalienable rights
- BAll people have rights that can never be taken away
- CThere is a higher law that can be studied
- DThere are universal laws that govern all humanity and exist everywhere
- EAll of the above
9Many states are facing a global pandemic where many of the citizens are getting sick and death rates are rising. In an effort to stop the spread of this pandemic, states pass laws that require people to wear masks. Some citizens do not agree with wearing masks for various reasons, including religious objections and arguments about freedom of movement. What standard will the Supreme Court likely use if this case is ever argued before them?
- AIntermediate Scrutiny
- BAd Astra per Aspera
- CEqual Protection
- DRational basis
- EStrict Scrutiny
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