Those delegated powers of the national government that are not specifically stated in the constitution, but that are implied by the interpretation of the Elastic Cluase
Back
Delegates powers
Front
The powers, also called enumereates or expressed powers, that are specifically granted to the federal government by the constitution
Back
Full Faith and Credit Clause
Front
The clause in the Constitution stating that acts or documents considered legal in one state must be accepted as valid by all other states
Back
Elastic Clause
Front
The clause in the Constitution that allows Congress to pass laws as necessary to carry out its authorized powers; also called the Necessary and Proper Clauses
Back
inherent powers
Front
The powers, usually in foreign affairs, that grow out of the very existence of the national government
Back
Extradition
Front
The legal process in which an alleged criminal is returned to the state where the crime was committed
Back
Prohibited powers
Front
The powers that are denied to the federal government the state government, or both; also called restricted powers
Back
reserved powers
Front
The powers that the constitution sets aside for the state governments
Back
Concurrent powers
Front
The powers that both national and state governments have