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Article III: The Courts Answers

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According to this passage, what can be expected of people appointed as judges temporarily?

A
They will be unusually concerned about the Constitution.
B
They will be flexible and inconsistent in doing their job.
C
They will be fair to the Constitution but not to individuals.
D
They will be unhappy with their temporary commissions.
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Which ideas are included in your answer? Check all that apply.

A
explanation of why political pressure may be harmful for a judge
B
explanation of why judges should not have to fear for their jobs or pay
C
explanation of how independence allows judges to focus on the Constitution
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Why does Hamilton think judges should be appointed permanently rather than on a periodic basis?

A
Permanent appointments allow for greater regulation but less independence.
B
Periodic appointments promote a fatal independence.
C
Periodic appointments are hard to regulate.
D
Periodic appointments would destroy a judge’s independence.
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The purpose of this passage from the Constitution is to

A
identify the jurisdiction of the federal courts.
B
distinguish between laws and treaties.
C
establish a system of inferior courts.
D
place specific limits on the federal courts.
5

Which statement comes closest to summarizing the meaning of this passage?

A
Courts should not try to interpret the laws.
B
Courts should interpret laws and the Constitution.
C
Courts should follow the laws but not the Constitution itself.
D
Courts should follow the laws of the legislature.
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Which statement is the best summary of this passage?

A
Courts preserve limited government by protecting the Constitution from attack.
B
Courts are a threat to limited government under the Constitution.
C
Courts must work with other branches of government to protect the Constitution.
D
Courts alone have a responsibility to follow the Constitution.

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