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Before there can be an investigation, there must be:Information must be collected.The victim must be identified.The specific crime must have been identified.All of the above.
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Please help will mark brainlest, I am confused with the whole questionWHEN MAY YOU LEGALLY DRIVE AROUND OR UNDER A RAILROAD CROSSING GATE?A. Under no circumstancesB. When you can clearly see in both directionsC. When the gate does not seem to be working correctly
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Do you think that media coverage of crime makes us more afraid of crime? Should there be regulations on the crime/violence shown on television on in movies? Do you think that watching violence in the media leads to a more violent society?
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Do some property crimes have the potential to become violent?
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You are a TV journalist who has been asked to design a debate between two presidential candidates. One is in favor of federalism and the other is against federalism. Your candidates may choose to speak about one of the following: 1) the failures of federalism during Hurricane Katrina; 2) the failures of federalism to pass a balanced budget in 2013; 3) terrorism and how it is fought. Research information about both sides of one of these issues.
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If you wanted to obtain eoples of inspection reports of a state-owned building, what guarantees that you would get the coplea?A. The Freedom of Information ActB.Writing a request letterC.Going to the county governing bodyD. Going to the county building in person
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magine that the school or municipality has already agreed to consider the issue or proposal that has been made by the public (for a new program or policy). You will conduct a mock public hearing for your school or municipality. You will lead the public hearing and set the agenda.Your mock hearing should contain the following information:A location for the hearing that is accessible to everyone (including disabled persons who need wheelchairs)A local person who can serve as a sign language interpreterA written agenda that clearly lists the proposed topic and the location, date, and timeA notice that is distributed to the public to announce the public hearingA written introduction for the public hearing to describe the issue for discussionAn organized format to allow each side to present testimonyNotes from the hearingList references for any research.
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Please help will mark brainlest, it would really help if you could answer both if the question in the pictureTO TURN RIGHT ONTO A TWO-WAY STREET FROM A TWO-WAY STREET, START IN THE RIGHT LANE AND END IN:A. The left laneB. The lane closest to the curbC. Any lane that is available
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What is a group of design theory?
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What is an example of a law today that iscontroversial ? Why?
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The number on the Speed Limit sign isA. the safest maximum speed for that road.B. always at least 5 mph lower than what you can be ticketed for.C. not applicable if the traffic is very light.
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How does the Bill of Rights apply to you as a member of this nation? (2-3 complete sentences)
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What is direct government?
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Gideon faced many obstacles in getting his case to be heard by the U. S. Supreme Court. Were those difficulties (process and arguments, 1 page) worth the outcome (impact, page, compare two trials)? Explain. Because you can use notes, you are expected to include many details to support your argument.
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Why do you think they are challenges and how could they impact the overall report?
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PLEASE HELPWhy do communal cells cause problems?a. overcrowding b. first offenders can easily be home by hardened offendersc. no one seems to care about the short term problems d. different security facilities pose threats
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you switch a track to save 5 innocent people or let them die, what would you do
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Question 3 (1 point)Indiana's Habitual Traffic Violator law provides serious penalties for persons whohave committed repeat offenses of Indiana traffic laws over a twenty (20) yearperiodTrueFalse
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Mark is a hunter, hunting in Louisiana and he kills six ducks over his limit. He is arrested by federal Wildlife & Fisheries. He is convicted in trial court, but he feels that it is his constitutional right to hunt animals animals to feed his family. And he wants to argue the constitutional issue of his conviction. Which court would he appeal to?
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If you could make any law, what law would you make, and why would you make this law?
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if anyoneone know what hxeros is can you tell me what the H in H energy stands for
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Hey please help asapA ___________ alleges that even if the facts as presented in the plaintiff's complaint are true, there is no reason to continue the lawsuit.A. SettlementB. Motion for summary judgmentC. Motion for judgment on the pleadingsD. Motion to dismiss
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All of the following are forms of discovery exceptA. Request for settlementB. DepositionsC. Production of documentsD. Interrogatories
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The alternative dispute resolution process whereby a neutral third-party oversees a bargaining process between opposing parties, helping them identify issues of agreement that might lead to a settlement, but does not decide the outcome is known as.A. ArbitrationB. ConciliationC. FacilitationD. Meditation
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