Allowing Mutual Surveillance by Both Countries Was Important in Terms

question 21

Multiple Choice

Allowing mutual surveillance by both countries was important in terms of

• A) building a long-term foundation of cooperation.
• B) satisfying each other that the agreements were being observed.
• C) maintaining effective espionage on each country.
• D) placating domestic intelligence services who wanted continued surveillance.

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Definitions:

Trial Court

The court where a case is originally tried, involving the examination of evidence and the determination of factual questions.

Standing

The legal right to initiate a lawsuit, predicated on the party's stake in the outcome of the case.

Personal Jurisdiction

The power of a court to make decisions affecting the personal rights of a defendant.

Moot

refers to an issue or case that has been resolved or is no longer relevant, and therefore, there is no longer a need for court adjudication.