The Supreme Court's Most Significant Restriction of the Government's Authority

question 34

Multiple Choice

The Supreme Court's most significant restriction of the government's authority resulted from its

• A) refusal to hear cases involving business regulation.
• B) refusal to hear cases involving the federal income tax.
• C) refusal to allow the delegation of broad discretionary authority to administrative agencies.
• D) rejection of legislation that originated in the Senate.
• E) increasingly restrictive view of the contract clause.

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