Political Law, 2012 Bar — Question 6

MULTIPLE CHOICE

A chief characteristic of the presidential form of government is: (A) concentration of power in the judiciary thru the power of expanded judicial review. (B) supremacy of the presidency compared to the totality of powers of the legislative. (C) regular periodic election of the President for a fixed term. (D) unlimited term for the President for as long as elected by the people in free and honest elections.

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