Law

Summerise the thesis statement of text"Nature returns to the cities "provide 3 examples from the text on how the author develops thesis statement
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a court that does not typically hear original trials, but whose opinions are regularly reviewed by other state courts is likely to be a(n):
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Which modern criminology has most supplemented its naturalistic ideas with lessons drawn fromreligion and spirituality?A. institutional anomieB. newsmakingC. peacemakingD. critical race theory
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STION:Officer Masih has taken Hank into custody for possession of cocaine. Officer Masih has information that Hank has concealed a baggie ofcocaine in a body cavity. Officer Masih will conduct a body cavity search.Whether Hank has been seized or not is determined by the standard of:a. the court.O b. the perception of the officer.O c. a reasonable person.O d. the perception of the suspect.
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8. Why can't the Vice President take part inSenate Debate?
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Why would different states in the United States still manifest some different kinds of legal systems today?ResponsesThe early colonies could not agree on what other colonies decided to do with their laws.The early colonies could not agree on what other colonies decided to do with their laws.The criminal codes present in the early colonies were set up to meet the specific needs of its own citizens who believed it was weakness to accept others laws.The criminal codes present in the early colonies were set up to meet the specific needs of its own citizens who believed it was weakness to accept others laws.After the American Revolution, it took many years for some of the states to set up agencies to handle criminal offenders in new ways.After the American Revolution, it took many years for some of the states to set up agencies to handle criminal offenders in new ways.Some territories of the United States were ruled by different countries, so elements of those countries laws remain in those states today.
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Two well known athletes who are considered the best in the world are about tocompete. Athlete A knows that Athlete B used an illegal substance regularly for twoyears and stopped a month ago. Athete A goes to the police and reports the previousillegal activity to get Athlete B jailed to miss the competition and secure a win for AthleteA without even competing. What are the criminal law implications here and will Athlete Abe successful with the plan? Your answer should list any pertinent rules and then applythem to the situation
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many states hold that a public officer who willfully delays bringing a defendant before a magistrate for the arraignment is guilty of a:
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. In late critical criminology, which two interweaving influences have had the most impact?A. style and resistanceB. neoconservatism and postmodernismC. chaos and complexityD. commodification and globalization
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The notion of variables as the proper object of study is associated with what other idea?A. letting the punishment fit the crimeB. fitting the punishment to the offenderC. Aristotles differences with Platos philosophyD. Newtons Law on the linearity of mass and motion
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What percentage of people being help in American jails are considered legally innocent?
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Globalization is the process of the world becoming more connected. Like any process that involves economic choices, it has positive and negative consequences.China is one of the world's fastest-growing economies, and it has experienced many consequences as the result of globalization. One severe consequence has been a sharp increase in air pollution.In an informative essay, describe the effects of globalization on air pollution in China's largest cities. Use outside research to gather anecdotes and data to help you demonstrate your findings.Use the drop-down menus to identify the components of your essay.Format:( A. Narrative B. argumentative C. informative )Topic:( A. Globalization B. The size of China's cities C. Falling pollution levels ) Purpose: ( A. argue B. educate C. persuade )
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Which theory most added the concept of motivation to the criminological repertoire?A. psychologicalB. social learningC. biologicalD. psychiatric/psychoanalytic
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Question 2: (15 marks)Mike had longed to buy a new car for some years. Unfortunately, his job as a sanitation engineer did not pay very well at all, and he was unableto afford anything more than a bicycle. However, after months of saving he had saved enough to buy a small, second-hand car. The moment hedrove out of the car yard, Mike was the proudest of all proud car owners. He was, perhaps, a little too proud. His belief in his driving skills wasmisplaced.As he came to the intersection of a major highway. Mike indicated, checked his rear-view mirror, but completely forgot to slow down. Ten metresfrom the intersection he remembered, and applied his brakes with great force. The car spun out of control and collided with an electricity pole.Jenny who was waiting for her bus near the electricity pole suffered minor injuries in the accident. Mike was slightly hurt but had been wearinga seat belt which had prevented serious injury.The collision with the electricity pole cut the electricity to several suburbs, with consequent inconvenience and some expense. In particular, theFancy Shoes factory had to shut down its operations. The shutdown lasted for two days; on the first day, the factory was without electricity. Onthe second day, electricity was restored, but the manager decided to take the opportunity to carry out some urgent maintenance work.Required: Discuss the Common law legal position of Jenny and Fancy Shoes in an action of negligence against Mike.
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Each of the following states allows for nonpartisan election in the high court of last resort EXCEPT:a. Michigan.b. Minnesota.c. Iowa.d. Kentucky.
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Supreme Court justices do not always agree with the majority. Explain concurring opinions and dissenting opinions.
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Private sector security officers are employed and utilized by a wide variety of of Government. Public and Corporates agencies. In this assianment. vou will review the associated Power Point Presentation RE Private Sector Security, to get An understandina of what agencies utilize private sector securty and now they use themYou will then write a one page report on how Govemment, Private, Cooperate Public and Indian Reservations utilize there services. DO NOT USE any of the agencies mentioned in the Power Point Presentation! Using the information youhave learned from the Power Point and from lecture, research an agency (Gov. Private, Cooperate, Public or Indian Reservation) that utilizes the services of Private Sector Security, in their business.
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Bicycle Accidents: How Do These Accident Claims Work?
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true or false: because punitive damages are not permitted under federal statutory law, a plaintiff suing for violation of section 11 of the 1933 act cannot file a concurrent common-law fraud action.
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How did the Supreme Court's Engel v. Vitale decision affect civil liberties forU.S. citizens? A. It expanded the interpretation of the establishment clause to limitgovernment-led prayer. B. It established that all issues related to religion could not beaddressed in federal courts. C. It protected citizens from government efforts to limit publicexpressions of religious faith. D. It reinterpreted the free exercise clause to apply to religions otherthan Christianity.SUBMIT
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Procedure Title manage legal and ethical compliance
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kirby is found to be in breach of contract in the sale of his house to marta. kirby's contract doesn't limit marta's remedies. which of these remedies is most likely to be awarded by a court?
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What is the core belief or central premise of classical theory?A. positivismB. determinismC. free willD. reward/punishment
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