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The Continental Congress adopted the Articles of Confederation, the first constitution of the United States, on November 15, 1777. However, ratification of the Articles of Confederation by all thirteen states did not occur until March 1, 1781
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What is absolute power?
Not sure what context you're using but the dictionary defines it as : Complete authority to act in an area, not restrained by supervision or review.
Which of the following best describes case law?
A. Legal precedents
B. Jury instructions
C. Administrative law
D. Regulatory law
Answer:
A. Legal Precedents
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Answer:
A. legal precendants
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What is pizza rolls
Answer:
Pizza Rolls ? Can you be more specific
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Do you think that the United States should have life imprisonment without parole for children? Explain. How does the speaker feel about this issue?
No I don't think the United States should have life imprisonment without parole for children. ... otherwise you're basically throwing away their life before they've had a chance to live it. The speaker is greatly against this issue and I agree with him.
You are officer Mendez. Based on the women’s tone of voice and body language you suspect the women’s boyfriend may still be in the house and that she is covering for him out of fear you must decide whether or not to make a entry without permission and without a warrant as the only police officer at the sense how do you proceed?
There can be no liberty if the same man or same group has executive, legislative, and judicial control.
This statement describes the principle of --
Republicanism
Limited Government
Federalism
Separation of power
Answer:
I think it the second one, Limited Government
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Is it enough to be suspected of terrorism , or should these suspects have the right to a fair trial before being detained indefinitely?
Answer:
fair trial
Explanation:
because just cuz something is suspected does not mean it is true.
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Which of the following is an example of the overjustification effect?
Select the correct answer.
Why is it a good idea to have a carbon monoxide detector in the home?
A.
to prevent an allergic reaction
B.
to prevent poisoning from carbon monoxide
C.
to warn members of the household of smoke from a fire
Answer:
B.
to prevent poisoning from carbon monoxide
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Answer:
b
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Why are Part I Offenses treated
differently than other crimes?
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Part 1 offenses include the violent crimes of murder and nonnegligent manslaughter.
This amendment gives the VP and the Cabinet the ability to determine Presidential disability and outlined the people in line for the presidency should a vacancy arise in the Presidency.
20th amendment
22nd amendment
24th amendment
25th amendment
Answer:
25th Amendment
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The tendency to desire and seek out positive outcomes and avoid negative ones would best be considered a(n)
Answer:
⠀Positive one.
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Since 2003 , the number of traffic fatalities per year in Texas has _____.
When is a lie a lie?
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Which crime is BEST represented by the following situation? Dagan sneaks into an event center through an unlocked window to steal valuable items on display for an event the next day.
Answer:
Theft
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in adventures infinity war Is Gamora Trapped in the Soul Stone?
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yes cuz it took a sacrifice to get the soul stone
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why does amy coney barret deserve confirmation and why doesn't she?
please help
Answer: hope one of them are right
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In her Supreme Court confirmation hearings, Amy Coney Barrett dodges ... Letters to the Editor: Amy Coney Barrett refuses to give basic answers that Americans deserve ... To the editor: Senator: "Judge Barrett, can a president issue an ... That's how Barrett answers any question she doesn't want to answer.
Barrett said Tuesday that she is an "originalist" when it comes to interpreting the U.S. ... She continued: "But I want to be careful to say that if I'm confirmed, you would not be ... Supreme Court nominee Judge Amy Coney Barrett arrives to testify before the Senate ... “She doesn't deserve that,″ Graham said
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Explanation:
President Trump and even Obama said ingenious things. That a President is elected to 4 years. Not 3 1/2 years, not 4 1/2 years but 4 years! President Trump is officially President of the US and has all the rights/obligations/duties of the President until the next president (whether he gets reelected or Biden gets in) takes the official oath of office in January the 20th at 12:00 pm. Trump had every right to nominate Barrett and any other suggestion that he did not, is ridiculous.
When you recite the pledge of Allegiance, you are promising to uphold American ideals and values -- liberty, justice and equal rights for all. Explain how these ideals and values are reflected in your everyday life.
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Liberty in this context means "freedom". The freedom to do what you like (without breaking the law). Justice is an important hallmark of our democracy. Justice implies that whosoever is charged gets equal treatment from all members of society. It also implies that you're innocent until proven guilty, and are guaranteed due process (states must respect the rights of all individuals) and deliver impartial treatment. This leads to equal rights under the Constitution.
There is a good reflection of these three core ideals when you decide what career you want to take. Also, what religion, if any, you choose to practice. Moreover, the freedom of speech allows you to speak about your political affiliation without getting censored or even killed (compared to other systems of government). Finally, if you get a ticket, and did not commit a violation, then you are allowed to uphold your rights and are presumed innocent every step of the way.
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Situation: A wanted to injure B. However, B died. Is a criminality liable?
Is the United state ready for a woman president?.
Answer:
Honestly, due to the fact that women don't usually get voted for presidentacy and people don't think women can be presidents, no because they wouldn't let that happen.
Explanation:
Answer:
yes
Explanation:
because women can do anything and make the world a better place.
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According to the speaker, what percentage of black men in Alabama have permanently lost their right to vote? Are you surprised by this figure? Why or why not?
Situation: A inflicted a mortal wound on B, B manged to survive.
Which sentence from the article supports the MAIN idea of the article? On Law Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg dies at 87 in Newsela. A. Ginsburg was a women's rights champion and the court's second female justice. B.During Barack Obama's presidency in 2014, many liberals called for Ginsburg to retire. C. She said it was "like throwing away your umbrella in a rainstorm because you are not getting wet." D. She married Martin Ginsburg in 1954, the year she graduated from Cornell University. Select a answer
Answer:
A
Explanation:
I would want to believe A, Ginsburg was a women's rights champion and the court's second female justice., is the answer because it explains more about the person in question, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, that is.
While the other options were more about what she said or did, A in particular is talking about who Ruth is, and even went as much as listing an accolade of hers, that she's the court's second female justice.
So, I go with A
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4. Which of the following is a term used to describe a group or classification
of texts which are similar in style, form or subject matter?
A. Genre
B. Documentation
C. Technical writing
D. Report
Answer:
Genre is the correct answer i believe
The probation officer has no choice but to impose only standard conditions on probations that he or she recommends.
True or False
Answer: true
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Describe the most common method of amending the U.S. Constitution.
Answer:
Two-thirds vote of each House of Congress and ratified by three-fourths of the state legislatures.
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(There is a photo of a door with blood splatter)
What are 4 pieces of evidence that can be tested at the scene? also please include what departments they can be tested in and how plz!!
Answer: The blood, the door handle, paint, fingerprints,hair,footprints,dust, and if there is a body then they uslly study the body. They can be tested in the CSI and law inforcment, they are tested by the doctors add chemicals and they study it. they study the blood and test how l how long the blood has been there. and by using a magnifyer to see if they missed anything in the blood like dust or dirt or food they study that
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Which rights are protected by the Washington Declaration of Rights? Check all that apply.
the right to privacy
the right to employment
the rights of victims of crimes
the right to Internet access
the rights of children
Answer:
I believe it is a, c and possibly e
Explanation:
Its not the other answer.
Right to privacy and the rights of victims of crimes are some rights those are protected by the Washington declaration of rights.
What is a right?Right is the power given to a person to own, possess, commit, acquire or hold somethings by virtue of some title. To every right there is equal duty of some other person to fulfil such right of the person.
What is a right to privacy?Right to privacy as explained under section 7 of washing declaration of rights as, no person shall be disturbed in his private affair or has his home invaded without the authority of law. In layman language the right to privacy can be understood as a right of an individual to have his private affairs and secrecy to his business, that only he is entitled to disclose.
What are rights of victims of crimes?The rights of victims of crimes are those rights which are conferred upon the persons who has suffered the physical or emotional harm, property damage or economic loss as a result of some crime. The concept of the right of crimes has been discussed under section 35 of the Washington declaration of rights.
What is the Washington declaration of rights?Article I of the Washington State Constitution is termed as the Washington declaration of rights. It is a formal declaration enumerating the rights of the citizen, which confers a range of rights to its citizen.
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The validity of a piece of evidence is called:
implicit bias
O liability
objectivity
directness
admissibility
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reliability