Answer:
All the We the People stuff. A Declaration of rights. How their judicial systems will work. Education, taxation. While the US Constitution describes rules the states overall and as a whole, each state can come up with their own rules as long as they follow the <em>guidelines </em>provided in the US Constitution.
Explanation:
(I'm in California, so I am looking at Cali's and Florida's AND the US'.) TBH, I'm not sure what the point of this question is. I hope this helps, but I didn't have much context (not your fault or anything) but I did some research. I hope you can piece it all together with some of your own research.
Answer:Some families have no choice because they need to go to work.
Explanation:
!/3 of parents in 3 states may not send their children to school.
- Michigan
- Ohio
- Illinois
Answer:
Law school is expensive, but if you have scholarship, it won't be a problem. Here is some good law schools. (Beware, they may be expensive.)
- Stanford University.
- Harvard.
- Duke University.
<em>All have some sort of law included. </em>
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I hope this helped at all.</em></h3>