Overview
Match the definitions with the appropriate terms.
Group of answer choicesa large complex system of government agencies made up of appointed officials
[ Choose ] Judicial Review Standing government by proxy Appropriations bureaucracy public administration Stare decisis (precedent) Remedy
the implementation of public policy
[ Choose ] Judicial Review Standing government by proxy Appropriations bureaucracy public administration Stare decisis (precedent) Remedy
a legislative grant of money to finance a government program or agency
[ Choose ] Judicial Review Standing government by proxy Appropriations bureaucracy public administration Stare decisis (precedent) Remedy
the practice of the federal government to pay state and local governments and private groups to staff and administer federal programs
[ Choose ] Judicial Review Standing government by proxy Appropriations bureaucracy public administration Stare decisis (precedent) Remedy
the power of a federal court to declare a law unconstitutional
[ Choose ] Judicial Review Standing government by proxy Appropriations bureaucracy public administration Stare decisis (precedent) Remedy
a legal rule stating who is authorized to start a lawsuit
[ Choose ] Judicial Review Standing government by proxy Appropriations bureaucracy public administration Stare decisis (precedent) Remedy
“let the decision stand;” allowing prior rulings to control the current cases
[ Choose ] Judicial Review Standing government by proxy Appropriations bureaucracy public administration Stare decisis (precedent) Remedy
The rule that a citizen cannot sue the government without the government’s consent
[ Choose ] Judicial Review Standing government by proxy Appropriations bureaucracy public administration Stare decisis (precedent) Remedy
What are the three types of institutions that make up the structure of the Federal Bureaucracy? Describe them.
What are to two main types of cases in courts? Describe what they are.
What factors or groups influence the bureaucracy and how?