Session+12

=__12.1: Response__= //“You have been elected the new Mayor of Malden. Before leaving office, the old mayor gave jobs to several of his political friends but the paperwork hasn’t made it to the personnel office yet.// ﻿**I would review who the old mayor had picked out for jobs and if I think they qualify I would let them keep their jobs. If not then I would find better canidates who are trustworthy and give them the jobs instead.** **﻿A possible negative would be that people would be angry with me and my popularity would decrease. A possible positive would be that I wouldn't have to look for other people to fill their positions.** **Yes because I wouldn't be sure if I would be able to trust them.**  __**12.2: Overview of the Case and Importance**__ What is judicial review? Is it mentioned in the Constitution? **Judicial review is the Supreme Court's power to review laws and acts and possibly nullify any that go against the Constitution. It isn't mentioned in the constitution.**  = = **__12.3: Hearing and Seeing the case review__**
 * A.** Should you 1) honor the jobs promised by the old mayor, or 2) cancel the jobs since they aren’t “officially” in the system yet?
 * B.** What are the possible negatives to denying these people their jobs? What are the possible positives to allowing them to take these jobs?
 * C.** Would it make a difference if the perspective employees had worked against you in the mayoral elections?
 * __Explain:__**

