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| the purpose of the georgia constitutoin is to what? |
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explain laws
citizen rights |
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| according to the georgia constitution gives the right to control the goevernment to the who? |
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| the term seperration of pwers means what? |
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| to divide the powers equally between the leg. judidcial and the executive goverment |
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| how did the end of the county uint system affect the campaigining in georgia? |
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| campaign had to move to urban ares |
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| a kegal finacial responsiblity for citzens is to what? |
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| at what age can you start to vote? |
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| to be aloud to vote each person must have what 4 things? |
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18 years of age
resident of georgia
resident of the county and
citizen of the us |
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| what are the 3 main political parties? |
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democratic
republic
independent |
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| what is the most important guideline for determmining the boundaries for the house ans the senate elections districts every ten years during reapportionament |
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| must redraw the voting to make them have an equal amount of memebers |
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| how long is a regualr seesion in the GA GA |
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| what are the requirements to be the senate? |
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25 years old
citzen o usa
2 year GA resident
resident f that distract for 1 year |
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| what are the rquiermtns to serve int he house? |
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21 years old
citzen of the usa for 2 years
resident 1 year |
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| a (SPENDING BILL) ppropriation bill must be sent to where first? |
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| the term of a member of the GA is hw long? |
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| no limit... that person must be reelectedevery two years |
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| what i the unique power of the state senate has? |
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| comfering the govnors appointments |
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| what are the roles of the presiding officers? house of rep. |
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| appoint committees and asign bills |
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| who is the head of hor and senate? |
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| if the hor and senate dont agree ona bill what happens? |
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| send it to a commitee and they reword it so both hro and sneate will agree |
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| when a bill passed by the leg. is not vetoed or signed by the governor, what happenes to the bill? |
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| in order for a bill to pas in the HOR, it requires a majority vote of...... |
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| if the governor veotes a bill, the legilative can override by doing what? |
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| the GA can override the veto with a 2/3 vote of both the HOR and Senate |
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| the governor can serve __ about of consectutive years. |
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| whatare 3 formal powers of the governor? |
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appoint state offcials
enforce laws
sending requests |
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| if the governor and LG are unable to perfrom the gov. duty who takes ht ejob |
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| what are the qual. to serve ad goV. |
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wokring with Leg. to pass laws
issue porclaimation
tradtional customs |
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| courts protect citzens from going to jail without a hearing |
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| dispute between two people |
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| how are the surpreme courts judges placed? |
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$999.99 fine
less then one year in jail |
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| how many judges in the surpreme court are there? |
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| the jud. branch does what? |
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| declares laws unconstitutional |
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| when a child does a crime that an adult wouldnt get charged for ( running away from home) |
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| a crime a kid does that an adult would get charged for |
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| four steps to juvenillie court system |
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1. intake
2. dentenion
3. formal hearing
4. sentencing |
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