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DEFINITION: Writ of Habeas Corpus – Chapter 15

• An order from the court to the government to show legal cause why they are holding someone in detention.

• A rule or regulation issued by the president to enforce a law.

• A rule or regulation issued by the president to enforce a law.

• When the House charges a government official with wrongdoing.

DEFINITION: Executive Orders – Chapter 13

• An order from the court to the government to show legal cause why they are holding someone in detention.

• When government employees are hired based on qualifications and testing.

• A rule or regulation issued by the president to enforce a law.

• When the House charges a government official with wrongdoing.

DEFINITION: Impeachment – Chapters 12 and 13

• An order from the court to the government to show legal cause why they are holding someone in detention.

• A rule or regulation issued by the president to enforce a law.

• A rule or regulation issued by the president to enforce a law.

• When the House charges a government official with wrongdoing.

DEFINITION: Merit system -Chapter 14

• An order from the court to the government to show legal cause why they are holding someone in detention.

• A rule or regulation issued by the president to enforce a law.

• When government employees are hired based on qualifications and testing.

• When the House charges a government official with wrongdoing.

DEFINITION: Conference Committee – Chapter 12

• Made up of members from both house and Senate and used to resolve the differences between two versions of the same bill.

• A rule or regulation issued by the president to enforce a law.

• A rule or regulation issued by the president to enforce a law.

• When the House charges a government official with wrongdoing.

EXAMPLE OF: Writ of Habeas Corpus – Chapter 15

• Mr Grosskoff was in jail for 100 days and Sam went to court to ask why they are holding Mr. Grosskoff in jail.

• Jenny and Shola are qualified to be FAA air traffic controllers, they take a test and Shola scores 100, Jenny scores 98, and Shola gets the job.

• President Grosskoff issues a rule to all federal cafeterias for no trans fats.

  
  

• House of Representatives charged President Johnson with violation of the 10-year of office act.

  
  

• The House passed a bill giving the president a salary of 1,000,000 senates made a bill giving the president 2,000,000. They made a compromise at 1,500,000.

EXAMPLE OF: Executive Orders – Chapter 13

• Mr Grosskoff was in jail for 100 days and Sam went to court to ask why they are holding Mr. Grosskoff in jail.

• Jenny and Shola are qualified to be FAA air traffic controllers, they take a test and Shola scores 100, Jenny scores 98, and Shola gets the job.

• President Grosskoff issues a rule to all federal cafeterias for no trans fats.

  
  

• House of Representatives charged President Johnson with violation of the 10-year of office act.

  
  

• The House passed a bill giving the president a salary of 1,000,000 senates made a bill giving the president 2,000,000. They made a compromise at 1,500,000.

EXAMPLE OF: Impeachment – Chapters 12 and 13

• Mr Grosskoff was in jail for 100 days and Sam went to court to ask why they are holding Mr. Grosskoff in jail.

• Jenny and Shola are qualified to be FAA air traffic controllers, they take a test and Shola scores 100, Jenny scores 98, and Shola gets the job.

• President Grosskoff issues a rule to all federal cafeterias for no trans fats.

  
  

• House of Representatives charged President Johnson with violation of the 10-year of office act.

  
  

• The House passed a bill giving the president a salary of 1,000,000 senates made a bill giving the president 2,000,000. They made a compromise at 1,500,000.

EXAMPLE OF: Conference Committee – Chapter 12

• Mr Grosskoff was in jail for 100 days and Sam went to court to ask why they are holding Mr. Grosskoff in jail.

• Jenny and Shola are qualified to be FAA air traffic controllers, they take a test and Shola scores 100, Jenny scores 98, and Shola gets the job.

• President Grosskoff issues a rule to all federal cafeterias for no trans fats.

  
  

• House of Representatives charged President Johnson with violation of the 10-year of office act.

  
  

• The House passed a bill giving the president a salary of 1,000,000 senates made a bill giving the president 2,000,000. They made a compromise at 1,500,000.

EXAMPLE OF: Merit system -Chapter 14

• Mr Grosskoff was in jail for 100 days and Sam went to court to ask why they are holding Mr. Grosskoff in jail.

• Jenny and Shola are qualified to be FAA air traffic controllers, they take a test and Shola scores 100, Jenny scores 98, and Shola gets the job.

• President Grosskoff issues a rule to all federal cafeterias for no trans fats.

  
  

• House of Representatives charged President Johnson with violation of the 10-year of office act.

  
  

• The House passed a bill giving the president a salary of 1,000,000 senates made a bill giving the president 2,000,000. They made a compromise at 1,500,000.