Question 1

Which of the following limitations does NOT apply to the government in civil proceedings to take a person's liberty or property?

Accepted Answer

A) Procedural Due Process 
B) The Takings Clause 
C) Substantive Due Process 
D) The Equal Protection Clause 
A) Procedural Due Process 
B) The Takings Clause 
C) Substantive Due Process 
D) The Equal Protection Clause

Question 2

Jackie purchased a condominium.When she bought it,she realized the homeowner's association had a variety of rules and regulations that she would need to follow.One regulation was that no children were allowed to live in the complex.Two years after buying the condominium,Jackie gave birth to a child.She was immediately served with papers notifying her to move out of the complex.Discuss the constitutionality of the homeowner association's action.

Accepted Answer

Constitutional protections only extend t

Question 3

Identify the basic job of a President of the United States,the source of executive power,and three key powers associated with the position of President.

Accepted Answer

The basic job of a President is to enfor

Question 4

A woman wishes to attend an all-male,publicly supported college.She claims the college is violating the Equal Protection Clause of the Constitution.What level of scrutiny will the court use when deciding this case?

Accepted Answer

A) Minimal scrutiny 
B) Intermediate scrutiny 
C) Strict scrutiny 
D) Compelling interest scrutiny 
A) Minimal scrutiny 
B) Intermediate scrutiny 
C) Strict scrutiny 
D) Compelling interest scrutiny

Question 5

The "dormant" aspect of the Commerce Clause

Accepted Answer

A) is also known as the "negative" aspect. 
B) means that there are many unused powers still available to the government to regulate trade between the states. 
C) guarantees that Congress has the power to regulate trade with foreign countries that have not yet developed trade practices with the United States. 
D) guarantees that the states have the power, even if unused, to impose regulations affecting interstate commerce. 
A) is also known as the "negative" aspect. 
B) means that there are many unused powers still available to the government to regulate trade between the states. 
C) guarantees that Congress has the power to regulate trade with foreign countries that have not yet developed trade practices with the United States. 
D) guarantees that the states have the power, even if unused, to impose regulations affecting interstate commerce.

Exam 5: Constitutional Law

Which of the following limitations does NOT apply to the government in civil proceedings to take a person's liberty or property?

Identify the basic job of a President of the United States,the source of executive power,and three key powers associated with the position of President.

A woman wishes to attend an all-male,publicly supported college.She claims the college is violating the Equal Protection Clause of the Constitution.What level of scrutiny will the court use when deciding this case?

The "dormant" aspect of the Commerce Clause

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