How many justices serve on the U.S. Supreme Court, and what is the duration of their appointments to the Court?

Executive agencies are generally located within the executive branch, under one of which of the following?

Which of the following is true regarding the relationship between police use of cell-site location information (CSLI) and the U.S. Constitution?

Colorado is concerned with the recent outbreak of a waterborne disease in several of its counties. The disease has afflicted hundreds of the state’s residents. As a “first step” to eradicate the disease, the Colorado state legislature enacts a law that requires all water repositories within the state to be tested at least weekly. If this law is challenged in federal court based on the argument that it is stricter than the current federal Clean Water Act, what would the court likely conclude?

If, after the discovery process, there is no factual dispute and one party is entitled to judgment prior to trial, the court may grant which of the following?

Which of the following is true regarding the Fifth Amendment’s Takings Clause?

The U.S. Congress can enact laws, but the U.S. president can veto any law that Congress passes.

Twelve justices, who have 20-year, non-renewable appointments, make up the U.S. Supreme Court.

Aditya has recently moved to the United States, and Aditya’s friend Cali is trying to explain the American court system to him. Cali should inform Aditya that the term “jurisdiction” refers to which of the following?

Aldric, a university student, recently purchased an electric bike and decided to ride it across campus. Unfortunately, while biking on a brick pedestrian path in the quad at an excessive speed, Aldric lost control of the bike and struck Marte, resulting in serious injuries to her. Ellie, who was standing nearby, witnessed the accident and was shocked by what happened. Ellie plans to sue Aldric. Will Ellie’s lawsuit be successful?