Justiciability - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Federal courts jurisdiction Supreme court jurisdiction Justiciability Enumerated powers Necessary and proper powers Enabling clause Presidential powers Enactment of laws Delegation of powers Federal immunities 10th Amendment Tax & Regulation immunities Dormant Commerce Clause Supremacy Clause State action Procedural due process Substantive due process Equal protection Taking clause Privilege & Immunities Contracts clause Ex post facto laws Bills of attainder Freedom of spe...

Constitutional Law I / II -MCQ: CONLAW I / II – MCQ Questions and Answers 2021-2022 Question 1 Which of the following statements about justiciability is FALSE? A. A litigant must allege injury in fact in order to bring a claim. B. A litigant can allege that a new law has the potential to harm him in order to bring a claim. C. Declaratory judgments are sometimes allowed. D. Article III gives federal courts jurisdiction over "cases" and "controversies." {{Ans- B is the correc...

Federal Courts Jurisdiction Supreme Court Jurisdiction Justiciability Enumerated Powers Necessary and Proper Powers Enabling Clause President's Powers Enactment of Laws Delegation of Powers Federal Immunities Tenth Amendment Tax/Regulation Immunities Dormant Commerce Clause Supremacy Clause State Action Procedural Due Process Substantive Due Process Equal Protection Taking Clause Privileges, Immunities Contracts Clause Ex Post Facto Laws Bills of Attainder Freedom of Spee...

RELI MISC TEST III QUESTIONS JUDICIAL Test III 1. All of the following are limitations to a party’s right of appeal except a. prosecutors generally may not appeal not guilty verdicts in criminal trials. b. the appellate court reviews only questions of law. c. the party must appeal from a final order of the court in most cases. d. losing parties may appeal by right only once. e. criminal defendants generally may not appeal guilty verdicts in criminal trials. 2. Assume that...

Table of Contents: Part I: The Nature of the Judicial Function Part II: Justiciability - II.1: Advisory Opinions - II.2: Finality - II.3: Standing to Sue --II.3.a: Standing: Injury -- II.3.b: Standing: Causation & Redressability -- II.3.c: Standing: Prohibition against Generalized Grievances -- II.3.d: Standing: Congressional Control -- II.3.e: Standing: Remedies for Future-Oriented Relief -- II.3.f: Standing: Zone of Interests -- II.3.g: Standing: Third-Parties - II.4: Mootness...

RELI MISC TEST III QUESTIONS JUDICIAL Test III 1. All of the following are limitations to a party’s right of appeal except a. prosecutors generally may not appeal not guilty verdicts in criminal trials. b. the appellate court reviews only questions of law. c. the party must appeal from a final order of the court in most cases. d. losing parties may appeal by right only once. e. criminal defendants generally may not appeal guilty verdicts in criminal trials. 2. Assume that...

FUR2601 EXAM PACK (2019 - 2014). 100% TRUSTED Answers, guidelines, workings and references.OCT/NOV 2019 QUESTION 1 1. 2 2. 2 3. 2 4. 4 5. 2 6. 4 7. 2 8. 1 9. 1 10. 3 QUESTION 2 2.1. (a). The procedural issues are as follows: • Application Is the Bill of Rights applicable to the dispute between the parties? Here it must be determined whether the respondent is bound by the Bill of Rights, and whether the applicant is protected by the Bill of Rights in the particular circumstance...

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Details include: State Immunity Diplomatic Immunity Act of State and non-justiciability Acts by foreign officials Specific Case Law and Statute explanation.

Section A 1.1 In President of the Republic of South Africa and Another v Hugo, the Constitutional Court held that the decision of the President granting a remission of sentence to all imprisoned mothers with minor children under the age of 12, but not to the fathers, amounted to unfair discrimination. False, because it amounted to fair discrimination as its purpose was to achieve an important societal goal. 1.2 The Tshwane Metro Council plans to evict a number of squatters from lan...