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What is the definition of a violation of the criminal code?
 
  A) An offense against society as a whole
   B) An offense against an individual
   C) An offense against the Constitution
   D) An offense which includes any act of violence
   E) An offense which falls under federal jurisdiction

Question 2

What is the usual cause for rejection of a federal judicial nominee?
 
  A) Financial or personal problems B) Ideological reasons C) Partisan politics
   D) Inexperience E) Lack of written opinions



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

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