59. (p. 469) According to living constitution theory A. the Supreme Court should rule as the Founding Fathers would have back in 1787. B. the Constitution should be adaptable to current conditions and challenges. C. the Supreme Court cycles between periods of judicial activism and periods of judicial restraint. D. there is one single Constitution rooted in natural law that applies in every country throughout history. E. None of these answers is correct.

59. (p. 469) According to living constitution theory
A. the Supreme Court should rule as the Founding Fathers would have back in 1787.
B. the Constitution should be adaptable to current conditions and challenges.
C. the Supreme Court cycles between periods of judicial activism and periods of judicial restraint.
D. there is one single Constitution rooted in natural law that applies in every country throughout history.
E. None of these answers is correct.

 
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58. (p. 468) Originalism theory A. is a prominent philosophy among conservatives. B. bolsters the principles of most liberals. C. currently has no adherents on the Supreme Court. D. is easy to implement. E. None of these answers is correct.

58. (p. 468) Originalism theory
A. is a prominent philosophy among conservatives.
B. bolsters the principles of most liberals.
C. currently has no adherents on the Supreme Court.
D. is easy to implement.
E. None of these answers is correct.

 
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57. (p. 466) The Supreme Court decision in Marbury v. Madison is significant A. as the first instance of the court ruling on a state matter. B. as the first use of judicial activism. C. for the establishment of judicial review. D. as the first instance of the Court ruling on a disagreement between states. E. as the Court’s first non-majority opinion.

57. (p. 466) The Supreme Court decision in Marbury v. Madison is significant
A. as the first instance of the court ruling on a state matter.
B. as the first use of judicial activism.
C. for the establishment of judicial review.
D. as the first instance of the Court ruling on a disagreement between states.
E. as the Court’s first non-majority opinion.

 
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56. (p. 465) An amicus curiae (“friend of the court”) brief provides a court with the view held by A. an interest that is not a direct party to the case. B. the Justice Department. C. the House and Senate judiciary committees. D. the American Bar Association. E. the solicitor general.

56. (p. 465) An amicus curiae (“friend of the court”) brief provides a court with the view held by
A. an interest that is not a direct party to the case.
B. the Justice Department.
C. the House and Senate judiciary committees.
D. the American Bar Association.
E. the solicitor general.

 
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