What Is a Factor in How a Judge May Make

question 58

Multiple Choice

What is a factor in how a judge may make a decision?

• A) Legal rules and precedents
• B) Changes in circumstances
• C) Ideological attitudes
• D) External political pressures
• E) All of the above are true.

Recognize the economic motivations behind early American trade and expansion, including the fur trade and trade with Asia.

Analyze Jefferson's vision for America and its economic and territorial implications.

Grasp the complexities related to the admission of new states and territories, including the Missouri statehood debate and its relation to slavery.

Understand the implications of federal laws on slavery, including the slave trade ban and the Fugitive Slave Act.

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Definitions:

Inequity

A lack of fairness or justice in situations, often related to the distribution of resources, opportunities, and treatment of individuals.

Equity Theory Model

A theory that suggests individuals are motivated by a sense of fairness in their interactions and that they compare their own ratio of efforts and rewards with that of others.

Comparison Other

A reference point in social comparison theory, where individuals evaluate themselves in relation to others to assess accomplishments, abilities, or status.

Self-image

An individual’s conception of themselves, which can include perceptions of their abilities, appearance, and personality.