Author Question: Earmarking is the practice of: A. highlighting the sections of the constitution that are used ... (Read 58 times)

evelyn o bentley · **on:** Jul 9, 2018

Earmarking is the practice of:

A. highlighting the sections of the constitution that are used most frequently.
B. restricting the expenditure of revenues from a particular revenue source to a specific program.
C. making certain parts of the state constitution especially difficult to amend.
D. targeting specific sections of the state constitution for particular attention during a constitutional convention.

Question 2

Detailed policy provisions in a constitution are sometimes called:

A. super legislation.
B. earmarking.
C. stare decisis.
D. statutory law.