Clark Appeals a Decision in His Suit Against Dona, Grounded

question 16

Multiple Choice

Clark appeals a decision in his suit against Dona, grounded on rights provided in the U.S.Constitution, to the United States Supreme Court.The task of the Court to interpret and give meaning to those rights is made more difficult because

• A)foreign laws affect the legal environment unpredictably.
• B)government's role alters with each new election.
• C)parties' expectations vary with each step in the judicial process.
• D)society's perceptions and needs change over time.

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