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Bell-Ringer 4-12-2010 What is a veto message? (394) What is a pocket veto? (394) What is line-item veto? (395)

Bell-Ringer 4-14-2010 What does the Constitution say about Executive Privilege? (396) What are the Two grounds on which a president may claim Executive Privilege? (396) What was the decision of United States v. Nixon? (396)

Bell-Ringer 4-15-2010 What is a bicameral legislature? (321) What is a filibuster? (325)

Bell-Ringer 4-16-2010 Civil Rights: Landmark Supreme Court Cases. What was the decision in Plessy v. Ferguson (1896)? (134) What was the decision in Brown v. Board of Education (1954)? (134)

Bell-Ringer 4-21-2010 Which Amendment prohibits unreasonable searches and seizures (search warrant)? (A13 What is the exclusionary rule? (114) What is good-faith exception? (119)

Bell-Ringer 4-23-2010 What is malapportionment? (235) What is gerrymandering? (235)

Bell-Ringer 4-26-2010 What is the franking privilege? (358) What is a bureaucracy? (410) What does laissez-faire mean? (413)

Bell-Ringer 4-27-2010 What is judicial review? (438) What is a strict-constructionist approach? (439) What is an activist approach? (439)

Bell-Ringer 4-30-2010 What is the Litmus Test? (448) What is a writ of certiorari? (450) What is in forma pauperis? (451) What is opinion of the court? (455)