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Question 1

Which of the following is a power granted to the President under the Constitution:

Question 2

One main difference between a treaty and an executive agreement is that:

Question 3

While in office the President is protected from suit in which of the following ways:

Question 4

One of the President's childhood friends is involved in an ugly civil suit involving fraud. The jury finds against the President's friend and awards the plaintiff in the case $2.5 million. Wanting to help his old chum, the President immediately calls the federal judge who heard the case and says "I'm calling to tell you that I want to pardon Charlie Diaz. He's a good man and shouldn't have to pay out that much money." What is the result?

Question 5

One of the President's childhood friends is involved in an ugly civil suit involving fraud. The jury finds against the President's friend and awards the plaintiff in the case $2.5 million. Wanting to help his old chum, the President immediately calls the federal judge who heard the case and says "I'm calling to tell you that I want to pardon Charlie Diaz. He's a good man and shouldn't have to pay out that much money."Following the jury's adverse finding, Charlie Diaz paid the plaintiff the $2.5 million and has been broke ever since. He has resorted to a life of crime, and was recently seen wearing a Santa Clause outfit and stuffing smoked salmon in his pockets at the holiday party thrown by his previous employer. He is arrested for violating Massahampshire General Statute Section 8-675.309, possession of an unregistered handgun. He is found guilty and is thrown into the state prison. When the President hears of old Chuck's most recent legal woes he calls the Massahampshire Governor and says "I'm pardoning Chuck. He should have to spend another night in prison. He's no criminal." What is the result?