Under the critical legal studies movement, the fact that judges may reach various decision while appearing to rely on the law is known as ______.

Which definition of law is represented by: “A social norm is legal if its neglect or infraction is regularly met, in threat or in fact by the application of physical force by an individual or group possessing the socially recognized privilege of so acting?”

Which institution can the government use to regulate the actions of individuals and organizations via social control?

Which philosophy uses statistics to test whether there is a correlation between the personal characteristics of judges and the content of their judicial opinions?

Justice, equality, individual freedom, and the sanctity of human life are examples of ______.

Individuals who want the Supreme Court to consider hearing their case are required to file a ______.

A six-year-old is due for an inactivated influenza vaccine. The parent reports the child had a fever of 102 degrees Fahrenheit after the last dose but recovered fully. Which action is most appropriate?

A twelve-year-old with asthma has persistent nasal congestion and sneezing each spring. Asthma symptoms worsen during the same period. Which treatment plan best addresses both conditions?

A six-month-old has head circumference increasing from the fiftieth percentile to the ninety-fifth percentile across two visits, with normal development and normal neurologic exam. Which next step is most appropriate?

A nine-year-old with asthma uses rescue medication three days per week and wakes at night once weekly. There have been no emergency visits. Technique is correct. Which adjustment is most appropriate?