Answer:
d. bound by the contract, under a theory of agency by estoppel
Explanation:
Marisol is bound by the contract because during the negotiation Charlie and Jamal, he created an appearance that will make Jamal believe that Charlie was his agent, he did not counter the claim that the bicycle was up for sale. Under the theory of agency by estoppel, a contract exist and is binding on a principal when he or she creates the appearance of an agency even though it actually does not exist. The action of Marisol created the impression that Charlie is his agent even though he actually is not so the contract is binding on him to sell the bicycle to Jamal.
Under the 6th Amendment, Miller is entitled to receive "the right to a speedy and public trial by a impartial jury in the state/district where the crime was committed", and is informed of the accusations, told her laws, told which witnesses are being used and what the witnesses would say, and the ability to obtain his own witnesses too and to have a lawyer.
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Explanation:
first the Congress proposes a bill then accepted by the president ( the president can also veto) then pass through judicial branch and it decides if it's constitutional
