The Substantive Constraints Found in the Bill of Rights

question 15

Multiple Choice

The substantive constraints found in the Bill of Rights

• A) put limits on what government shall and shall not have the power to do.
• B) define how the government is supposed to act.
• C) define when the government is supposed to act.
• D) discuss why the government is or is not supposed to do something.
• E) define which powers each branch of government possesses.

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Definitions:

Neurologic Assessment

A systematic examination conducted to evaluate the nervous system's function in order to identify any abnormalities.

Restraint

Methods or devices used to limit the movements or behavior of an individual, often for safety or therapeutic reasons.

Fluid Restriction

A medical directive to limit fluid intake to manage or prevent health conditions, such as heart or kidney problems.

Spiritual Distress

A condition of distress linked to the diminished capacity to find and assimilate significance and direction in life through bonds with oneself, other people, the arts, literature, the natural world, or a higher power.