Civil Government of Illinois And the Us Special Chapters On Chicago And Cook
Civil Government of Illinois And the Us Special Chapters On Chicago And Cook
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Q. Whom do we mean when we speak of the " admin- istration ? " A. The president and his cabinet.
Q. Is it necessary to have the names of candidates for president and vice-president printed on a presidential ticket ?
(See 12th Amendment of U. S. Constitution. ) Could the electors be chosen in any other way than by a direct vote of the people ?
Who succeeds to the presidency if it becomes vacant ?
(See Article II. , Section 1 of II. S. Constitution. ) The president pro tern, of the senate would s...ucceed the vice-president, and the speaker of the house would succeed the president of the senate in the presidential office.
JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT.
Q. Describe the judicial department of the United States \ A. It consists of one supreme court, nine circuit courts, and sixty-five district courts. The supreme court has one chief justice and eight associate justices. The cir- cuit courts have each one judge. There are fifty-three district judges. The district courts have, besides judges, district attorneys, marshals (who have substantially the same duties as sheriffs), clerks, and assistants of each.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Q. Whom do we mean when we speak of the " admin- istration ? " A. The president and his cabinet.
Q. Is it necessary to have the names of candidates for president and vice-president printed on a presidential ticket ?
(See 12th Amendment of U. S. Constitution. ) Could the electors be chosen in any other way than by a direct vote of the people ?
Who succeeds to the presidency if it becomes vacant ?
(See Article II. , Section 1 of II. S. Constitution. ) The president pro tern, of the senate would s...ucceed the vice-president, and the speaker of the house would succeed the president of the senate in the presidential office.
JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT.
Q. Describe the judicial department of the United States \ A. It consists of one supreme court, nine circuit courts, and sixty-five district courts. The supreme court has one chief justice and eight associate justices. The cir- cuit courts have each one judge. There are fifty-three district judges. The district courts have, besides judges, district attorneys, marshals (who have substantially the same duties as sheriffs), clerks, and assistants of each.
What to read after Civil Government of Illinois And the Us Special Chapters On Chicago And Cook?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edwin C Edwin Corydon Crawford to read onlineMoreLess
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