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A district court is considered to be (Points : 1) a court that determines matters of law. a place where decisions from state courts can be appealed. a court to settle disputes between Congress and the president. a court of original jurisdiction. User: Originalists often hold that is incorrect to use the Equal Protection Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment to strike down laws that discriminate because (Points : 1) it runs contrary to the Tenth Amendment. ...

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In Gibbons v. Ogden, the Supreme Court held that (Points : 1) a state’s right to regulate may not trample on a power specifically reserved for the National Congress. states’ rights supersede national authority. the national government does have interstate commerce authority. the Tenth Amendment trumps the Interstate Commerce Clause.

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When the Court decides a case, it bases its decision on (Points : 1) the preferences of the majority of justices. past precedent. the prevailing winds of public opinion. what it thinks that Congress wants to hear.

Weegy: The answer is the prevailing winds of public opinion. User: An appellate court that hears an appeal on a money laundering case from a district court (Points : 1) is not concerned with guilt or innocence. can only send the case back for retrial. is concerned with whether improper procedures in District court affected the outcome. has the final say on what is constitutional. Weegy: is concerned with whether ... (More)

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