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|  | Teaching Assistant: Intro. to American Government | | What are Reed's Rules? | Procedural guidelines used by the majority-party leadership for determining who sits on which committees, how the order of business should be decided, and how the majority party should limit the powers of the minority party. Hover over to see answer |
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| | Teaching Assistant: Judicial Process & Politics | | What is a change of venue? | Removal of a case from one jurisdiction to another. It is usually granted if the court believes that a defendant cannot receive a fair trial in the area where the crime occurred. Hover over to see answer |
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 | Blogs | | War on the Rocks | Analysis, commentary, debate and multimedia content on foreign policy and national security issues through a realist lens Link info
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| | Teaching Assistant: American Constitutional Law | | What did the Supreme Court hold in Complete Auto Transit v. Brady (1977)? | The Court upheld Mississippi's tax on transportation companies doing business in the state. Although the state imposed a tax on part of interstate commerce occurring in the states, the tax was permissible under a four-part test: substantial nexus, non-discrimination, fair apportionment, and fair relationship to services provided by state.Hover over to see answer |
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