There Are Five Characteristics That Distinguish the Federal Judiciary from Congress

question 64

Multiple Choice

There are five characteristics that distinguish the federal judiciary from Congress, the presidency, and the administrative system.Please indicate which of the following is NOT a characteristic of the federal judiciary.

• A)The federal judiciary is an adversary system.
• B)The federal judiciary is passive and reactive.
• C)Every person who stands before the court must have standing to sue.
• D)The federal judiciary decides whether a person will be prosecuted for a crime.
• E)All of the above are characteristics of the federal judiciary

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