Government Quarter 1 Chapter 4

3. If someone commits a crime in one state they must be returned to that state for trial
4. Federal order requiring states to provide a service according to Congressional standards
8. Federal and state power is interactive
11. After the fact, declares someone guilty for something that is not yet a crime, also cannot change something illegal to legal
12. Powers needed to carry out expressed powers, Elastic Clause "Necessary and Proper"
18. Set a minimum standard, states can be more strict to limit state/local authority, accomplished with restraints and mandates
20. National government has authority over certain aspects of state proceedings
22. Allows citizens to gain rights and privileges of another state
23. Powers held by both the national gov't and the state gov't
24. Constitution is a compact among the states, national gov't is an agent of the states and states give the national gov't their powers, favors local action

1. Powers specifically stated in the Constitution
2. Law dor disputes between people, groups, and the states, states cannot enforce each others criminal law
5. People created the states and also created the national gov't together with the Constitution
6. Congress grants three types of powers to the national government
7. Powers given to the national government because it is a government
9. Powers not delegated to the national government belong to the state government
10. Power between the state and national government is clearly defined
13. Money given to state or local govt's for a purpose
14. Congressional requirement that prohibits the exercise of a power or creation of a law, states go through national gov't
15. Aquire private property for public use
16. Division of powers, divides powers between a national and state government
17. Declares a person or group guilty without trial
19. Constitution denies powers to national and state govt's
21. Cannot be suspended, demands the reason for someone being detained is legally demonstrated