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A system of government like that of the United States where there are both national and state governments.
Procedural Due Process
Due Process
Trial Court
Dual Federalism
- Option 1: Procedural Due Process
This refers to the legal requirement that the government must respect all legal rights owed to a person. It ensures fair processes.
- Option 2: Due Process
A broader concept that includes both procedural and substantive due process, protecting citizens from unfair government actions.
- Option 3: Trial Court
A court where cases are first heard, involving the presentation of evidence and determination of facts.
- Option 4: Dual Federalism
Involves both national and state governments, where each operates within its own sphere of power. Often likened to a "layer cake" with clear distinctions.
Your answer is right:
- Dual Federalism is the correct option because it describes a governmental system where there are both national and state governments operating independently.
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