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.
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