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35 years old, Natural born citizen of the united States
What are qualifications to become President of the United States of America
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Why is it true that the Governor's powers to run the executive branch of the state government are very limited?
Because the Governor cannot discipline any of the executive officials if they fail to do something, because they are directly elected by voters. The Governor's political skills in working with people are the only real chance he or she has to have an effect on what the other executive officials do
100
How would you compare the office of Treasurer to that of secretary of state?
The Secretary of State keeps the state's non-financial records whereas the Treasurer keeps all financial records. The Secretary of State keeps the state seal which makes any document an "official" one.
100
Leading Executive
Who is the Governor
100
Funds being paid by using checks (money) drawn from the state treasury.
What are Warrants
200
25 years old, U.S. citizen for 10 years, resident of the State of Arizona for 5 years
What are qualifications to become the Governor of Arizona
200
If you are convicted of a crime, what might the Governor do for you?
The Governor may grant a reprieve, commutation or pardon to any person convicted of a crime. (pg. 59)
200
What are the major jobs of the Secretary of State?
Responsible for printing all state laws and other public documents. Registering all trademarks and trade names. Registering of Certified Public Accountants. etc etc (pg. 63) The Secretary of State is first in line of succession to the office of Governor.
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Passing the law again with a two-thirds vote in both houses of congress once the President or Governor has vetoed the bill.
What is Override
200
Provides some income to a worker who has been injured on the job. A percentage of what they usually make per pay check.
What is Workman's compensation
300
1) 400,000 dollars, 2) Kill the bill. A.K.A. ....
1) What is the salary of the President of the United States, 2) Veto a bill
300
Why is the Attorney General considered an important state official?
He/She is sometimes considered the most important member of the executive branch after the Governor. The Attorney General directs the Department of Law. He/She is also the chief legal officer of the state.
300
What are two major jobs of the Superintendent of Public Instruction.
1) Certify people to be qualified as teachers and administrators in the public schools of the state. 2) Evaluate and recommend school textbooks
300
A bill that spends state money
What is an Appropriations Bill
300
A release of a person from prison before the end of their sentence.
What is Parole
400
1) Executes and carries out laws. 2) Does not take extreme positions on issues
1) What is the Executive Branch, 2) What is a Moderate
400
What are the major powers of the Attorney General?
The Attorney General has power over the day-to-day operations of the state government. The Governor does not have power over the Attorney General.
400
Why does Arizona have an elected Mine Inspector?
This position tells of the importance of mining when the Arizona constitution was written. The mines were the largest employer in the state. The State was very concerned about mine safety and wanted an inspector who could not be controlled by the mining companies. Therefore the state Mine Inspector is elected by the people.
400
A complete release from a criminal sentence with "forgiveness."
What is a Pardon
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Made up of 3 members appointed by the Governor who approves all paroles from state prison.
What is the Board of Pardons and Paroles
500
1) Succession of both President of the United States and Governor of Arizona. 2) Term of both offices. 3) Powers of both offices
1) What is President, Vice President, Speaker of the House, Pro tem of Senate, Sec. of State; Governor, Sec. of State, Attorney General, Treasurer, Superintendent of Public instruction. 2) two terms of 4 years each for both President and Governor. 3) Administrative powers, Military powers, Legislative powers, Judicial powers
500
How would you describe the job of the Treasurer?
He/She is the chief financial officer of the state. He/She handles all state funds, receives state money from taxes and other sources and is responsible for keeping it safe and for paying it out when authorized.
500
What jobs does the Mine Inspector perform?
He/She inspects the mines for safety and cleanliness. The inspector also investigates deaths that occur in the mines. The larger mines are visited once every three months while the smaller ones are checked once per year.
500
Being responsible for an injury that could have and should have been prevented
What is Negligence
500
A claim for money as a result of possible negligence.
What are Damages