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Prison/ Crime Cheat Sheet (DRAFT) by

This is a draft cheat sheet. It is a work in progress and is not finished yet.

Munkahely- Workplace

íróasztal
desk
iratsz­ekrény
file cabinet
fénymásoló
photoc­opier
nyomtató
printer
konfer­enc­iaterem
conference room
vízaut­omata
waterc­ooler
alkalmazok
I employ
fejlesztek
I improve
nyomtatok
I print
dolgozom
I work

Government Systems

 
USA
Romania
Hungary
Capital
Washington DC
Bucharest
Budapest
Government Type
consti­tut­ional federal republic
semi-p­res­ide­ntial republic
parlia­mentary republic
Admini­str­ative Divisions
50 states and 1 district
41 counties
19 counties, 23 cities with county rights, and 1 capital city
Legal System
common law system based on English common law at the federal level; state legal systems based on common law except Louisiana, which is based on Napoleonic civil code; judicial review of legisl­ative acts
civil law system
civil legal system influenced by the German model
Executive Branch
Chief of State and Head of Government are the same thing
Chief of State: The President, Head of Govern­ment: Prime Minister
Chief of State: The President, Head of Govern­ment: Prime Minister
Legisl­ative Branch
bicameral Congress
bicameral Parliament
unicameral National Assembly
Judicial Branch
Highest Court: US Supreme Court
Highest Courts: High Court of Cassation and Justice, Supreme Consti­tut­ional Court
Highest Court: Supreme Judicial Court

Válasz­tások- Elections

Választási Főiskola
Electoral College
A group of persons called "­ele­cto­rs,­" selected by the voters in each state, that officially elects the president and vice president. The number of electors in each states is equal to its number of repres­ent­atives in both houses of Congress.
Kezdem­ényezés
Initiative
An electoral procedure whereby citizens can propose legisl­ation or consti­tut­ional amendments and refer the decision to a popular vote by obtaining the required number of signatures on a petition.
 
Machine
A hierar­chi­cally organized, centrally led state or local party organi­zation that rewards members with material benefits (patro­nage).
 
Office Block Ballot
A ballot listing all candidates for a given office under the name of that office.
 
Party Column Ballot
A ballot listing all candidates of a given party together under the name of that party.
 
Split Ticket Voting
Voting for candidates of different parties for various offices in the same election.
 
Straight Ticket Voting
oting candidates who are all of the same party.