35. The U.S. Supreme Court actually decides only about ______ cases per year through open court hearings.  (About the same amount are also decided via summary judgments.)

Your writing requirement will be met by the individual research project for this section (Chapters 10-13), which is external to this test.  It will be worth 20 points, added into your Exam 3 grade, bringing the total points possible to 100 as usual.   Thus, there is nothing to do here!

39. If a Supreme Court case relates to specific political ideologies, the “bloc” of the below justices may be predicted to vote in favor of the conservative argument:

36. The description of “settled law”, allowing for recognition of legal precedent, is called:

25. Incremental budgeting can result in:

Your writing requirement will be met by the individual research project for this section (Chapters 10-13), which is external to this test.  It will be worth 20 points, added into your Exam 3 grade, bringing the total points possible to 100 as usual.   Thus, there is nothing to do here!

37. In a U.S. Supreme Court decision tie, such as a vote of 4-4 (either due to a reduced number of justices on the bench or due to a justice recusing him/herself), the following happens:

32. Which of the following correctly represents the appeals process?

Dysdiadochokinesia is:

Explain the tonic stretch reflex. Please discuss and describe the relevant circuitry involved ( what neurons/fibers (be specific)), details regarding how it works, and whether or not it is normal to see this reflex in a healthy, intact adult. Also, please describe how this reflex might be affected by: 1) upper motor neuron damage; 2) lower motor neuron damage; 3) sensory afferent neuron damage.