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| 1. | Judicial philosophy in which the interpretation of the Constitution involves bold new decisionmaking |
| 2. | A federal court usually located within each state and is responsible for hearing early appeals |
| 3. | Awarding political jobs for people who helped campaign and/or donated money |
| 4. | Opinion in which I agree with the majority but with explanation |
| 6. | Work and advancement is based on civil service exam and hard work over time |
| 7. | Taking action against business by telling them the rules and regulations as a proactive measure |
| 9. | What street level bureaucrats use to get work done in the field |
| 10. | Original court case that established judicial review |
| 11. | Give us the documents; the Court will hear the case |
| 14. | A place where the court case starts and is heard for the first time |
| 16. | People working within the bureaucracy as police officers, etc. |
| 18. | standard operating procedures for how bureaucrats do business |
| 19. | The Constitution should be interpreted according to the intentions of the Founders |
| 21. | Network of people from Congressional committees, interest groups and the bureaucracy |
| 23. | Experts involved in a policy because of their concerns and interest in resolving it |
| 24. | Let the previous court ruling stand (no appeal will be heard) |
| 26. | Disputes involving issues that are capable of being resolved by legal methods |
| 28. | System of reactive measures against businesses, which leads to fines |
| 29. | Act calling for civil service exams and hiring based on merit |