US Govt

a ratio of 500,000 people per vote

the members in both the House of Representatives AND the Senate from that state

the number of members in the state legislature

the number of members in the House of Representatives from that state

grand jury

public defenders (public lawyers)

trial jury

no jury

international immunity

diplomatic immunity

sovereign immunity

executive immunity

review

oversight

veto

override

municipal courts

state supreme courts

district courts

courts of appeals

they receive committee reports

they improve non-partisan (no parties) behavior

they mark-up bills before they're presented for debate to the whole House

they act independently from House rules

it enables the party with the most support to govern

it enables less popular parties to have a voice

it represents different points of view

it demands candidates campaign in all states

supports or opposes, having the Congress passed it by 2/3 majority

they cannot propose any amendments

they can set a national conventional to propose amendments

they cannot contribute at all

Yes, unless they're husband/wife, he cannot suggest a family member

No, he can create this position because it doesn't exist

No, he has unlimited power

Yes, he can suggest a candidate but the Senate has to confirm the suggestion

Yes. If the election process is respected and the population elects them

No. The US Constitution does not allow presidents to be in the office more than once

No. The limit of presidents to two elected terms in office is established by the Twenty-Second Amendment

Yes. The limit term of office for the position of president is 12 years