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What is the basic structure of the Texas bureaucracy? What are some of the problems of accountability in the bureaucracy, and what have been some of the solutions to these problems? What is the function of the Sunset Advisory Commission?
Judicial Activism
The practice where judges make rulings based on personal or political considerations rather than on existing law, often leading to decisions that enact new policies.
Judicial Restraint
A philosophy where judges play a minimal policymaking role, interpreting the Constitution and laws strictly and deferring to the legislative and executive branches.
Certiorari Pool
A system used by the Supreme Court justices to review petitions for writs of certiorari, where law clerks screen cases and recommend whether they should be heard.
Supreme Court Law Clerks
Highly qualified young attorneys who assist Supreme Court Justices by conducting legal research, drafting opinions, and performing various clerical tasks.
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