Under the Old System, Power Was Mostly in the Hands

question 38

Multiple Choice

Under the Old System, power was mostly in the hands of

• A) party leaders.
• B) party activists.
• C) interest group leaders.
• D) congressional leaders.
• E) Both A and D.

Comprehend statutory interpretation principles, such as the plain-meaning rule.

Grasp the function and significance of legal treatises, hornbooks, and other research aids.

Recognize the role and hierarchy of judicial interpretations and court decisions.

Understand the structure and utility of legal citations in case law research.

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Definitions:

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