The federal courts' authority is set by Congress. However, in some circumstances, the Supreme Court is given original jurisdiction by the Constitution, a power that cannot be revoked by Congress, as in the instance of a dispute between two or more U.S. states.
The federal court system is endowed with judicial authority by Article III of the Constitution of the United States. Article III, Section 1 expressly establishes the U.S. Supreme Court and grants Congress the power to establish the subordinate federal courts.
The federal courts' size and organization are largely under Congress' jurisdiction under the Constitution, and over the first century of the Republic, Congress passed many laws that altered the size of the Supreme Court.
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In empirical research, you use your direct observation or experiences as your data.
So for this research to be considered an empirical research, Aaron need to directly collect his data by immersing to the society and not rely on only literatures.<span />
Black people should be given the same rights and white people
White people should not have control or treat them worse because of their skin color
Police officers and law should not discriminate or favor white people over blacks - they should be disciplined the same way.
Equality is giving everyone the same amount of something. Equity is giving those who are in need more of something in order to help them be equal with others. For example, an equalist will give everyone the same amount of food regardless of their size. An equitist, on the other hand, will give food in accordance to one's size. In my opinion, both have their pros and cons.
Ok I think the answer is false :))
