I believe the answer is: It lowered the voting age to 18.
The 26th amendment was created in 1971. Prior to this year, the majority of the 18 years old are either already working in some ways or being drafted to join a war. Since they have to carry a lot of burden, it is only fair if they also could give their vote to appoint the government officials that can represent them.
I believe the answer is 18 years of age,but I'm not absolutely sure.
Answer:
Since this research involves individual subjects who would be considered prisoners and examines the possible causes, effects, and processes of incarceration, the IRB should ensure that the additional requirements for prisoner research are met.
Explanation:
The Institutional Review Board or IRB, is an institution with the sole purpose of ensuring that the rights and welfare of research subjects are met and protected. Whenever there are human participants in a research, the IRB has to intervine and review the guidelines of the research and the research information per se in order to protect those who will be studied in it. Which is why the option provided as the answer best fits the IRB's role and purpose.
The correct answre is D.
Citizens United v. FEC
was a case which led to the enactment of a landmark decision by the US Supreme Court in 2010.
The Federal Election Comission, a conservative non-profit organization, broadcasted an advertsiment against the aspiration of Hilary Clinton during the 2008 presidential election. Such ad had an audience superior to 50,000.
The freedom of speech right, guaranteed by the First Amendment to the US Constitution, states that goverment cannot limit communications financed with private funds and performed by nonprofit corporations, for-profit corporations, labor unions, and other associations.
On the other hand, the federal law explicitly prohibits such organizations from "electioneering communication" in the 60 days prior to the election, if these communications reach more than 50,000 people from the electorate. <u>Therefore, the US Supreme Court declared that the Federal Election Comission had acted against the federal law and the US Constitution. </u>
