Author Question: What is a pay-to-play law? A. one that prohibits company representatives from contributing to ... (Read 13 times)

scienceeasy · **on:** Jul 9, 2018

What is a pay-to-play law?

A. one that prohibits company representatives from contributing to officials who could influence state contracts that would be important to the company
B. one that limits the value of gifts to legislators to less than 200 per year
C. one that requires lobbyists to pay an annual registration fee to gain access to legislators
D. one that requires lobbyists to disclose who has contributed to their operation (in effect, who paid to play)
E. one that prohibits campaign contributions from the children and spouses of candidates

Question 2

The overwhelming majority of cases appealed to the Supreme Court come from

a. lower federal courts.
b. state courts.
c. the World Court.
d. the state of New York.
e. the state of California.