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please help Ethical Practices in Law, Public Safety, Corrections & Security - Assessment IWhich of the following describes ethics?a. The study of how things are determined to be illegalb. The study of criminal law history and the exploration of making difficult decisionsc. The study of morality and the exploration of behaviors classified as right and wrongd. The study of societies who have established legal and illegal behaviors
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a) Los niosY las ninas no raconan.Que efectos tiene esta idea en losnios y las niois ?
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he list of calls for police service in Long Beach, California, shows which type of call for service to be the most common?
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Note that common activities are listed toward the top, and less common activities are listed toward the bottom. According to O*NET, what are some common work activities Heating and Air Conditioning Mechanics and Installers perform? Check all that apply.getting informationmonitoring and controlling resourcesstaffing organizational unitsmaking decisions and solving problemsperforming general physical activitieshandling and moving objects
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define public law and private law and compare between them and provide four examples of each of them
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A, a policeman, while waiting for his wife to go home, was suddenly stabbed at the back by B, a hoodlum, who mistook him for someone else. When A saw B, he drew his revolver and went after B. After firing a shot in the air, B did not stop so A shot B who was hit at a vital part of the body B died. Is the act of A justified?
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On the first day of Richard Skelton's trial fordrug distribution, Ed Pitts approached deputyFox in the Fairfax County Courthouse. Ed tolddeputy Fox that he would pay Fox $5,000. if Fox would not go into the rest room with Richard, the prisoner, during the first recess called in thetrial. Ed told the deputy that while in the rest room, Richard would climb out the window,where Richard's girlfriend would be waiting witha car. Ed would most likely be charged with:A. corruptly influencing a defendant.B.attempting to embezzle an officer of the courtC. briberyD.tampering with an officer.
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If person B kills person C because person A says " if person b doesn't kill person C then person A will kill person B and his/her WHOLE FAMILY" , and person B kills person C, will person B be charged with murder or person A?
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The United States has a ______court system, both a state and federal court system.
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All these are considered universal human rights expect
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The top speed you will ever need to go in a parking lot is ____.
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To change direction by making a two-point turn, you'll need to use ____. A. your hazard lights B. a 4-way intersection C. a parking lot D. a driveway or alley on the right side of the road
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How does media coverag
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What is the most serious crime in British law?
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A woman was found strangled in the basement of her home where she lived with her husband. The crime scene wasprocessed and investigators left. The next day, the medical examiner reported that a scalloped, woven belt wasused to strangle the victim. The police want to search the house again to look for such a belt. Which statement istrue?The police need to get a search warrant, according to Michigan v. Tyler.The police do not need a warrant because the house is still a valid crime scene, according to Mincey v.ArizonaThe police need to get a search warrant, according to Daubert v. Merrell Dow Pharmaceuticals.The police do not need a warrant, according to the Third Amendment to the U.S.Constitution.PLEASE HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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I need help with some civic homework pls help
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When a city reaches a population of over 3000 people, it may apply for a city charter. In order to become fully independent from county government, that city must also a. Submit a petition b. Secede c. Submit a formal statement of independence to the governor d. Incorporate
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Fill in the blank: ____________ elect one state senator and two representatives to serve in the Arizona State Senate and Arizona State House.a. congressional districtsb. precinctsc. city councilsd. legislative districts
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What is meant by trade dilution
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A German plaintiff had sold equipment to an American firm on open account. On the date the amounts were due, the American firm owed the plaintiff 60,000 Euros. At that time, the dollar was worth 2.5 Euros. Three years later, the plaintiff took a judgment against the American firm in the courts of New York. At the time of judgment, the dollar was worth only 1.5 Euros. The New York court may do which of the following:_______a. Award judgment to the plaintiff in $24,000 of U.S. currency.b. Award judgment to the plaintiff in $40,000 of U.S. currency.c. Award judgment to the plaintiff in 60,000 D.M., German currency.d. Dismiss the case. U.S. courts cannot hear cases involving foreign currencies.
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Penny had carelessly left marbles on the steps of her house.When Bijou came to visit,she broke her leg by slipping on those marbles and severely damaged her spine.While in the hospital recovering from her fall,her body being weak from all the antibiotics,readily contracted a viral infection.Under these circumstances,Penny is most likely to be liable: A) only for the damage to Bijou resulting from her fall. B) only for Bijou's viral infection. C) for injuries sustained by Bijou and also for the viral infection. D) for neither problems because Bijou should have been careful.
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Kansas passes a statutes which says all corn must be grown and processed in a certain manner so as to avoid harmful pesticides. This statute is challenged as being unconstitutional. What are the two factors for the court to consider when deciding whether the statute is constitutional?
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The attempted assassination of President Teddy Roosevelt caused so much public outrage that the insanity defense was greatly restricted.True OrFalse
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