The Behavior of Justices Holmes,Burger,and Blackmun Suggests That

question 81

Multiple Choice

 The behavior of Justices Holmes,Burger,and Blackmun suggests that 

• A) presidents can sometimes be mistaken in their prediction about the actions of their judicial appointees. 
• B) the Supreme Court follows the election returns. 
• C) presidents generally control the Supreme Court through their appointments. 
• D) dissenters on the Supreme Court have more influence than the majority. 
• E) presidents are rarely concerned with court packing today.

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Definitions:

Static Evaluation

A process or method in artificial intelligence and computer science for assessing a position or scenario without simulating future actions or moves.

Polarization

The process through which opinions, attitudes, or behaviors become more extreme, leading to division or conflict within a group or society.

Restricted Code

A speech pattern used within a particular social group, characterized by shared references, jargon, and shorthand that may be incomprehensible to outsiders.

Static Evaluation

A tendency to view people or situations as unchanging and to overlook potential for development or change.