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What was one outcome of the supreme court desicion in marbury vs Madison?
It gave the judicial branch power to use judicial review
What branch explains laws whenever there is a disagreement over them?
judicial branch
What are the different levels of government of France?
The national government of France is divided into an executive, a legislative and a judicial branch. The President shares executive power with his appointee, the Prime Minister. The cabinet globally, including the Prime Minister, can be revoked by the National Assembly, the lower house of Parliament, through a "censure motion"; this ensures that the Prime Minister is always supported by a majority of the house Parliament comprises the National Assembly and the Senate. It passes statutes and votes on the budget; it controls the action of the executive through formal questioning on the floor of the houses of Parliament and by establishing commissions of enquiry. The constitutionality of the statutes is checked by the Constitutional Council, members of which are appointed by the President of the Republic, the President of the National Assembly, and the President of the Senate. Former Presidents of the Republic also are members of the Council. The independent judiciary is based on a civil law system which evolved from the Napoleonic codes. It is divided into the judicial branch (dealing with civil law and criminal law) and the administrative branch (dealing with appeals against executive decisions), each with their own independent supreme court of appeal: the Court of Cassation for the judicial courts and the Conseil d'Etat for the administrative courts. The French government includes various bodies that check abuses of power and independent agencies. That is all, over and out
Which of three branch is responsible for deciding what law mean?
Judicial Branch
What branch has the power to declare an executive act unconstitutional?
The Judicial Branch had this power. The process in which this branch declare laws constitutional or unconstitutional is called the Judicial Review
What is TRUE of quasi-judicial independent regulatory commissions?
They have some legislative powers
Does the county commissions have only legislative powers?
No, county commissions have executive powers, may have legislative powers, and also judicial or adjudicative powers (such as holding hearings on zoning appeals).
Is the us tax court is a part of the judicial system of the us actually an independent judicial body?
true
Each state has its won independent judicial system?
True
What does the quasi-judicial independent agency have the power to do?
Rule On Conflicts
Why was Pierre Bilger arrested?
Bilger and two other former ALSTOM executives were taken into custody as part of a judicial investigation into allegations of illegal commissions
A method of judicial selection that combines a judicial nominating commission?
Judicial nominating commissions are more of a Canadian thing than an American thing. The closest thing that Americans have is the federal judicial appointment process where the President nominates a candidate, then the Senate Judiciary Committee grills them and makes a recommendation, then the candidate is chosen through a vote on the senate floor.
Are the judges in Great Britain appointed?
The Independent Judicial Appointments Commission has the task of selection
What is true of independent agencies?
The main purpose of independent agencies is to regulate businesses and administer governmental programs. Additionally, they have legislative, executive and judicial powers and can influence the wishes of the president, congress and the public. Independent agencies can also have greater freedom and less presidential control than most other governmental agencies. Regulatory agencies represent a compromise between government ownership of industry and all powerful private corporations. Independent agencies are created by congress and sometimes work counter to the president's wishes.
While the US Tax Court is a part of the judicial system of the US it is actually an independent judicial body that was created by Congress true or false?
True for Aplus
What is the function of judicial commission?
A judicial commission is typically established to investigate and address issues related to the judiciary, such as judicial misconduct or inefficiencies within the court system. Its primary function is to ensure accountability and uphold the integrity of the judicial process by examining cases, making recommendations, and sometimes overseeing disciplinary actions against judges. Additionally, these commissions may also propose reforms to improve judicial practices and enhance public confidence in the legal system.
What is an independent monitor?
An independent monitor is an external entity or individual appointed to oversee and evaluate the compliance and performance of an organization, particularly in relation to regulatory requirements or specific agreements. This role often involves assessing adherence to legal, ethical, and operational standards, providing unbiased reports, and recommending improvements. Independent monitors are commonly used in contexts like corporate compliance, environmental regulations, and judicial settlements. Their objective is to enhance transparency and accountability within the organization being monitored.
