San Francisco is unique in California in that
a. its governing body is chosen in at-large elections.
b. the city and the county are the same.
c. it has no mayor.
d. All of the above
Question 2
Which best describes the difference between constitutional and statutory judicial review?
a. Constitutional judicial review refers to the power to declare that a law violates the constitution; statutory judicial review is the power to judge whether government policies are consistent with government statutes.
b. Statutory judicial review refers to the power to declare that a law violates the constitution; constitutional judicial review is the power to judge whether government policies are consistent with government statutes.
c. Constitutional judicial review refers to the power to declare that a law violates the constitution before it is implemented; statutory judicial review refers to the power to declare that a law violates the constitution only after it has been challenged in court.
d. Statutory judicial review refers to the power to declare that a law violates the constitution before it is implemented; constitutional judicial review refers to the power to declare that a law violates the constitution only after it has been challenged in court.
e. Constitutional judicial review refers to the power to declare that a government policy or bureaucratic action violates the constitution; statutory judicial review refers to the power to declare that a law passed by the legislature violates the constitution.
(a) Feeding by bear on salmon results in large allochthonous inputs of nutrients into (b) the forest
Blue whale skeleton, outside the Long Marine Laboratory at the University of California, Santa Cruz
Anatomy of the large intestine
The Very Large Array (VLA)
Stress Pathways of the Body
Nutrition and Body Weight