The Constitution

3. political power the US gov. has but isn't outright stated in the constitution
4. the concept of a government limited in power
6. the court can review an action by a body and secure a decleration
11. an introduction (specifically to the US constitution)
13. Not in accordance with the US constitution
14. a charge of misconduct against a holder of office
15. a permanant committee
18. Political philosophy that all citizens and institutions within a country, state, or community are under the same laws
20. a system allowing each gov. branch to veto each other to prevent excessive power
21. Pieces of writing within others
22. reject, override
24. system of government in which the same territory is controlled by two or more levels of gov.
25. powers not explicitly specified in the const. that the gov. possesses
26. all political power is vested in and taken from the people
27. powers shared by the federal and state governemnts
28. the opinion of a judge who disagreed with the majority
29. judicial opinion where more than half the judges decide a case

1. vesting the legislative, executive, and judicial powers of gov. in separate bodies
2. a purposely prolonged debate to delay decisions
5. the ________ is made up of the president
7. powers of the national gov. outright stated in the constitution
8. the highest federal court in the US
9. in charge of deciding the meaning of laws and how to apply them
10. an indirect rejection by the president or governer by not signing a bill until it is too late
12. the _______ is in charge of making laws
16. a temporary committee
17. Adherence to a system of constitutional Government
19. granted congress the power to pass all laws to carry out their powers
23. powers not specifically granted to the federal gov. by the constitution