In which of the following situations would the Supreme Court be most likely to utilize the doctrine of selective incorporation?

a. When an individual claims that a right protected by the Bill of Rights is infringed upon by a stateb. When there is a conflict among the branches of the national governmentc. When a federal policy shifting oversight authority from a national agency to a state agency is challengedd. When a former employee files a wrongful termination claim against a company headquartered in another state

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Jordon Sharp

16 September, 04:38

In which of the following situations would the Supreme Court be most likely to utilize the doctrine of selective incorporation?

a. When an individual claims that a right protected by the Bill of Rights is infringed upon by a stateb. When there is a conflict among the branches of the national governmentc. When a federal policy shifting oversight authority from a national agency to a state agency is challengedd. When a former employee files a wrongful termination claim against a company headquartered in another state

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Bryanna Villa · Answer 1

The correct answer is a. When an individual claims that a right protected by the Bill of Rights is infringed upon by a state.

Explanation:

Selective Incorporation refers to the constitutional doctrine that protects the rights of American people that are mentioned in the Bill of Rights. Even though it is not a low, it has been established though time. The only option that refers to the Bill of Rights and protecting it is option A, due to this it is the correct answer.