a claim by the president or a member of the executive branch that information or documents a person whose political views favor more local, limited government, fewer government regulations, a presidential appointment made when Congress is not in session; doesn't require immediate A brief submitted to the court by an interested third party that outlines their position or issues it thinks are important in the case. It literally means "friend of the court"

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the idea that societies are divided along class lines and that an upper-class elite will rule, false written statements about others that harm their reputation a permanent committee of Congress that deals with legislation and oversight in a broad policy Association with a popular candidate to get elected

A brief submitted to the court by an interested third party that outlines their position or issues it thinks are important in the case. It literally means "friend of the court" action by the president that does not require the approval of Congress; subject to judicial review Gerrymandering drawing of congressional districts to favor one political party or group over another a method of evaluating candidates in which voters evaluate incumbent candidates and decide

a presidential appointment made when Congress is not in session; doesn't require immediate rule that evidence acquired as a result of an illegal act by police cannot be used against the person A trial in which the judge alone hears and rules the case citizens choose officials who make decisions about public policy; a republic