Judicial Decisions Have Constantly Held That It Is Unconstitutional for a Judge

question 19

Multiple Choice

Judicial decisions have constantly held that it is unconstitutional for a judge to base a sentence on a defendant's race, gender, ethnicity, or nationality but juries have the power to do so in which situation?

• A) when compelling circumstances exist
• B) when aggravating factors are present
• C) never
• D) only when a unanimous vote is reached

Describe the processes and structures involved in the legislative process, from bill proposal to law.

Explain the role of congressional elections, including incumbency advantages and redistricting impacts.

Differentiate between types of congressional representation and how Congress provides representation.

Analyze the effects of political polarization and productivity in Congress over time.

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