Typically, when the Supreme Court decides to hear a case

	A.	at least four Justices have determined that the circumstances described in the petition for writ of certiorari are sufficient to warrant review by the Court
	B.	a writ of certiorari is granted
	C.	it is rarely because of original jurisdiction
	D.	the decision may be been the result of a large number of filed amicus curiae briefs
	E.	all of the above

Congress's delegation of certain lawmaking powers to the Executive Branch departments and agencies refers to

	A.	Administrative Law
	B.	Statutory Delegation
	C.	Statutes defining the power and scope of the administrative agencies of the U.S. government
	D.	lawmaking authority delegated to the Executive Branch
	E.	all of the above

The Executive and Legislative branches have checks against the Judiciary including all but which of the following

	A.	Congress can change the original jurisdiction of the SCOTUS
	B.	Congress can change the number of justices on the SCOTUS
	C.	Congress can change the appellate jurisdiction of the SCOTUS
	D.	Congress can refuse to fund law clerks and other staff for the SCOTUS
	E.	Presidential appointment of justices

Preparing the U.S. Federal Budget is a power of the

	A.	House Ways and Means Committee
	B.	President
	C.	the chairman of the House Budget Committee
	D.	House of Representatives
	E.	U.S. Senate