Question

shared state and federal powers that range from taxing, borrowing, and making and enforcing laws to establishing court systems are known as concurrent powers. true false question 12 2 pts an ex post facto law is a legislative action declaring someone guilty without a trial. true false question 13 2 pts under the constitution, it is permissible to have laws that criminalize an act retroactively. true false

Explanation:

Question (about concurrent powers)

Concurrent powers are indeed powers shared by both state and federal governments, including taxing, borrowing, law - making, law - enforcing, and establishing court systems. So the statement is correct.

An ex post facto law is a law that retroactively changes the legal consequences of actions committed before the enactment of the law, not a legislative action declaring someone guilty without a trial (that is a bill of attainder). So the statement is false.

The U.S. Constitution prohibits ex post facto laws, which include laws that criminalize an act retroactively. So it is not permissible to have such laws, and the statement is false.

Answer:

True

Question 12 (about ex post facto law)