Branches Of Government

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    Financial Market and Institution

    commercial banks. Money markets are largely unregulated and informal because most of the payments are done by phone, fax and online. Money markets provide individual business or government companies. Cash is the main purpose for opening money markets. The money market is important for ensuring companies and governments maintain the steady level of cash flow. Investors use the money markets to invest funds because money markets are safe and the amount of risk is small. The reliability of short

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    Private Bank

    existing one recently. This step has paved a way for few more foreign banks to start business in India. * Central Bank: The Reserve Bank of India is the central Bank that is fully owned by the Government. It is governed by a central board (headed by a Governor) appointed by the Central Government. It issues guidelines for the functioning of all banks operating within the country. * Public Sector Banks a. State Bank of India and its associate banks called the State Bank Group b. 20 nationalized

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    Three Strikes

    the three strikes law are not normal speeding tickets or tickets everyone has or will get, but more of the major crimes, such as drugs and sexual offenses. The following article will discuss how each of the three branches has a part with the three strikes law. Each of the three branches is important in making sure that the whole law is put together the correct way and that the law pertains to every person in the United States. Had California not passed this at time controversial law, would it have

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    Government

    danger to the government. In article No 51 the purpose is for four aspects: Layered representation which is the people that are elected directly or indirectly to represent other people, Separation of powers are the three branches that make, and enforce the law; judicial, executive, and legislative branches, Checks and balancing is the ability of each branch to check the powers of the others so the power is balance in all three branches, and Federalism which is the existence of two governments, state and

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    Judicail Supremacy

    supreme over the Constitution. The answers the Supreme Court gives are very important to the stability of the law so necessary for good government. Article VI of the Constitution, says that “The Constitution, and the laws of the United States made in pursuance thereof…shall be the supreme law of the land…” The Constitution created the three branches of government with limited powers to each. The notion of “judicial supremacy” is contrary to the framers’ understanding of the judicial role. The

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    Pgc Prelim Reviewer

    PGC | Philippine Government & Constitution Prelims Reviewer THE CONCEPT OF STATE  State o o Community of persons more or less numerous in number occupying the definite territory with government free of external control Elements:  People  A state can’t be a state without rational beings  World is governed by laws of men  People determines the law that can be applied  Laws in this context: Laws of men ; not laws of nature  Law: Law is ordinance of reason promulgated by the authority for the

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    The Criminal Justice System

    some form of order. If the people stray from these regulations and principles, they may actually be committing a crime. Government Structure The criminal justice system is made up of agencies from the local, state, and federal levels. There are also three branches of government. These three branches of government include the Legislature, Judicial, and Executive branches. The legislative branch is responsible for making the laws. The judicial branch is responsible for determining if laws are

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    The Separation Of Power

    When the Constitution was created in 1787 at the Philadelphia convention, the Founders intended to create an alternative government different from the previous monarchical government under the British. One of the key goals of the Constitution was to safeguard against the creation of a tyrannical government, which is why several blockades were created to prevent the accumulation of power in the hands of an individual. James Madison, in particular, mentions the vital necessity of having safeguards

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    Bill of Rights

    of Rights consists of the first ten amendments in the constitution; a document that outlines how the new American government would be created and operated. The Constitution was ratified in 1788 which was the start of protecting the interests of each citizen, two years later the Bill of Rights was proposed by congress and went into effect in 1791. It was designed to prevent the government from taking total power over citizens and to provide them with legal defenses. This essay will discuss the understanding

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    The Importance Of Balance Of Power In The United States

    The U.S. Constitution creates a balance of power by using a federal system of government. Essentially, this means that power is divided between national (federal) government and state governments. When the U.S. declared independence from Britain, the first form of government structure used was outlined in the Articles of Confederation. However, this was suboptimal as states had far too much power and the central government had almost none. People soon realized that there needed to be a middle ground

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