Legislative Branch All 50 states have legislatures made up of elected representatives, who consider matters brought forth by the governor or introduced by its members to create legislation that becomes law. The legislature also approves a state’s budget and initiates tax legislation and articles of impeachment.
Q. What is the upper house of the legislative branch at both the national and state levels where treaties and appointments are approved and where impeachment trials are held?
The Senate
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- Q. What is the upper house of the legislative branch at both the national and state levels where treaties and appointments are approved and where impeachment trials are held?
- Q. What is the lower house of the legislative branch at both the national and state levels and is where tax bills must originate?
- Q. Who is the legislative branch at the national level?
- Q. What is Equiponderance of evidence rule?
- Q. What is evidentiary value of admission?
- Q. How do you prove admissions?
- Q. Is admission a direct evidence?
- Q. What type of evidence is an admission?
Q. What is the lower house of the legislative branch at both the national and state levels and is where tax bills must originate?
House of Representatives
Q. Who is the legislative branch at the national level?
Congress
Q. What is Equiponderance of evidence rule?
Equiponderance of evidence rule states: When the scale shall stand upon an equipoise and there is nothing in the evidence which shall incline it to one side or the other, the court will find for the defendant.
Q. What is evidentiary value of admission?
EVIDENTIARY VALUE OF ADMISSION An admission is the best evidence against the party making the same unless it is untrue and made under the circumstances, which does not make it binding on him. Admission by a party is substantive evidence of the facts admitted by him.
Q. How do you prove admissions?
Admission can be made by a third party, too but confession proceeds from a person who has committed the crime. Lastly, admission is not conclusive proof but a confession is taken to be satisfactory proof of guilt of the accused.
Q. Is admission a direct evidence?
An admission of a party is strong evidence against him, but he is at liberty to prove that such admission was false. It is a statement of the accused which is a direct acknowledgement of his guilt which is applicable in criminally. It is a statement of the person against whom there is a case, in a civil matter.
Q. What type of evidence is an admission?
Documentary evidence If you wish to admit a document or statement into evidence, it must be admitted through a witness. You cannot just hand up documents as evidence. The witness has to establish what the document is and where it came from – in other words, to testify to its authenticity.
