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In a will contest action, the decedent's children, who were not provided for in his will, claim that the decedent was not of sound mind at the time of executing the will. The plaintiffs' attorney calls as a witness the neighbor of the decedent, who was present when the will was executed but did not attest to the will. The attorney asks the neighbor to describe the decedent's mental state at the time of the will's execution. The neighbor states that the decedent appeared to be senile. The defense objects. How should the court rule?
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During the trial of her personal injury action against a chemical company, the plaintiff testifies in response to a question by her own counsel that, shortly after she and her family were forced to leave their home because of fumes from its plant, the president of the chemical company telephoned her motel room and said, "If you or any member of your family requires medical treatment, our company will pay all medical expenses in full. We will not have it said that our company's negligence resulted in the illness of a local family." The company's counsel makes a motion to strike all of the plaintiff's testimony, and the court does so.Was the court's action correct?
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true/false. question conscription policies in the first and second world wars differed significantly in that in the second world war
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Which of the following rules concerning the explanation of the Rescorla-Wagner Model is NOT correct?A) if the strength of the US is greater than the strength of expectation, all CSs paired with a US get excitatory conditioning (V increases).B) if the strength of the US is less than the strength of expectation, all CSs paired with a US get inhibitory conditioning (V decreases). {b}C) more salient (noticeable) CSs will condition slower than less salient CSs. {c}D) if the strength of the US equals the strength of expectation, no conditioning takes place. {d}
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why was the marshall court case marbury v. madison so important for the power of the supreme court?
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Your perception time is always the same.A. TRUEB. FALSE
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5.What is the distance you should stay back from a fire truck?a. 250 feetb. 100 feetc. 300 feetd. 500 feetSubmit
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the answer choices are - establish a navy - regulate naturalization of immigrants - maintain a court system- establish patents and copy rights
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Under the constitution, all bills for the national taxes and give spending must begin with the A. President B. House of Representatives C. SenateD. States
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Defendant is accused of the wrong doing?
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How many members are in the Senate?
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Could a successful large country ever exist with anarchy? Why? answer in 2 sentences.plz help
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Please help,Ill mark you as the brainliest!!!A certain state uses the following progressivetax rate for calculating individual income tax:Income ProgressiveRange ($) Tax Rate0 - 10,0003%10,001 - 50,000 5%50,001 - 100,000 5.5%Calculate the state income tax owed on a $70,000per year salary.tax = $[?]Round your answer to the nearest whole dollar amount.
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recommende two ways in which women and children can be protected from discrimination and violence
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Individual Debate Topic:It has been been suggested that most of our criminal problems are rooted in systemic issues likepoverty which lead to substance addiction and abuse as well as prostitution, theft, robbery andother criminal offences. It has further been suggested that the implementation of a guaranteedminimum livable income for all would help to mitigate this problem.Argue that a guaranteed minimum livable income is not a good idea?
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What are the powers of Congress, described in Article I of the U.S.Constitution?
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What are corporate crimes? Give an example of a corporate crime.
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Which classes of crime are not punishable by incarceration?A. Misdemeanors and feloniesB. Misdemeanors onlyC. Infractions and misdemeanorsD. Infractions only
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3.1.7. Differentiate between fair discrimination and unfair discriminationalso use relevant examples.
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Primary sources are usually considered to be the most desirable by historians when reconstructing the past. However, since primary sources are by definition personal accounts of people living inside history, they are subject to the same distortions of bias and time-bound perspective as any contemporary eyewitness account would be. What are some of the circumstances that might make a primary source "unreliable" or at least unsuitable to stand alone when examining an historical event, i.e., the personal journal of a slave-owning Confederate general during the Civil War, an anti-colonial British commander during the American Revolution, etc...
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The area of public prosecutors arose because _____.private prosecutors were recognized as only valuable to victims with wealthy familiesprivate prosecutors had to bear too much of the expense on their ownprivate prosecutors were taking all the casesprivate prosecutors did not follow the procedures of the court
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What made Gideon different from the thousands of other criminal defendants who hadbeen convicted without a criminal attorney to represent them?
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