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Question 1

The United States Supreme Court hears cases when:

Question 2

The federal government derives its power from:

Question 3

Congress, discouraged with what it perceives as excessive grand-standing and wasting time in court passes a law which limits opening and closing arguments to 2 hours each in any civil case heard in a federal court. Which of the following is TRUE?

Question 4

Which of the following is TRUE about the power of the states?