Are students at a university subject to the same level of justification for searches as students in high school?
Yes
No
Answer:
no
Explanation:
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What is meant by a “private prosecutor?”
Early in the twentieth century, American victims’ families were able to hire their own attorneys to prosecute alleged criminals in order to receive any justice at all.
A German practice left over from the eighteenth century legal system in which victims became their own prosecutors in family court.
A standard practice in eighteenth century England in which the victim’s family hired its own prosecutor to bring charges against an alleged criminal.
An attorney hired by a private individual or family today to charge, try, and punish criminals for crimes committed against their families.
ANSWER: C) A standard practice in eighteenth century England in which the victim’s family hired its own prosecutor to bring charges against an alleged criminal.
Answer:The answer Is C
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Answer:
C. Because yes.
Which covenant did not require the people to agree to a condition? *
Abrahamic
Noahic
Mosaic/Sinai
Davidic
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Answer:
Abrahamic
Explanation:
In Genesis 12 and 15, God grants Abraham land and a multitude of descendants but does not place any stipulations (meaning it was unconditional) on Abraham for the covenant's fulfillment.
In the story of Moses, what did the Israelites have to do in order for the
Spirit of Death to "pass over" them during the 10th plague? (2 marks) *
2. This is a required question
How do you think the 10 Commandments are meant to provide people
with more freedom? (3 marks) *
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state two rights of women and children in relationships
Answer:
Rights of women are:
Safe motherhood.
Equal participation in politics and work.
Rights of children are:
Right for food, shelter, education etc.
Right of entertainment.
Can a school official search a student's locker with only reasonable suspicion?
Yes
No
Answer:
Yes.
Explanation:
Describe and explain 3 out of 3 challenges that police face when writing a police report.
Answer:
Even if you’re a top-notch report writer, it’s easy to overlook something important when you’re writing a criminal justice report. Interruptions, fatigue, and the stress of dealing with offenders and emergencies can get in the way of good writing.
Recent research has shown that a simple checklist can boost efficiency and performance even if you’re already a high performer. (See Atul Gawande’s book The Checklist Manifesto: How to Get Things Right to learn more.)
If you’re an experienced officer, use this checklist to do a quick once-over for your reports. If you’re new to report writing, use this checklist as a refresher course in report writing requirements. Results: better reports, greater efficiency, and a fast track to professional report writing.
Report Writing Checklist
1. Think about the 5 W’s: who, what, when, where, why. If you’re writing on paper, most of this information will go into your opening sentence. If you’re writing on a laptop or using a template, make sure you’ve filled in the spaces accurately and thoroughly.
2. Include full names and contact information for witnesses, victims, and suspects (if available). If you interview someone who may be important to a future investigation, get a backup phone number, such as a relative, friend, or workplace. Many people change phone numbers frequently, and an alternative number can help solve a case.
3. Include the results of each investigation you did: fingerprints, footprints, point of entry/exit, bloodstains, and so on. Omitting results is one of the most common mistakes that officers make. Result: Confusion, wasted time, and sometimes a missed opportunity to solve or prosecute a case.
4. Start each sentence with a person, place, or thing UNLESS you have absolute confidence in your writing ability. Keeping sentences simple prevents a multitude of writing errors.
5. Avoid outdated report practices. Old-fashioned words like “abovementioned,” “ascertained,” and “respective” waste time and cause confusion when you’re preparing for a court hearing. For example, what did you mean when you said you “ascertained” something? A witness told you? You saw it? You came across a useful piece of evidence? Explain in detail.
6. Clearly state who did what (in other words, use active voice). Contrary to popular belief, passive voice doesn’t magically make you honest, objective, or professional. Those are qualities you have to commit to and work on. Passive voice (“Harris was handcuffed”) can create confusion if several officers are working a scene: Six months later, in court, are you going to remember who took the suspect into custody?
7. Make sure the disposition part of your report is complete: If you found useful evidence at the scene, did you thoroughly cover the chain of custody? Did you describe injuries in detail? What was the outcome for victims and suspects?
8. Avoid generalizations and hunches, which can open you up to challenges in a courtroom later. Statements like “I knew Harris was lying” and “Johnson seemed nervous” don’t belong in a professional report. Stick to factual descriptions: “Harris told me they were heading to Porter City, but his wife told me they were going to Hicksville.” “Johnson’s hands were shaking, and he looked over his shoulder 10 times in less than five minutes.”
9. Avoid slang and insensitive language unless you’re quoting someone’s exact words. Sexist language, vulgarities, and other unprofessional terminology can embarrass you if a district attorney, newspaper reporter, judge, or community leader reads your report.
10. Use the spellchecker and grammar checker if you’re writing on a computer. If you’re writing on paper, use the dictionary to double-check words you’re unsure of. Make a list of words that give you trouble and write them neatly on a piece of paper that you can keep handy while you’re working on a report. Memorize words that are commonly misspelled: For example, A lot and all right are always two words; occurred has a double “c” and double “r.”
Explanation:
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Which statement completes the table?
A. The Prime Minister is chosen by the monarch.
B. The Prime Minister is chosen by the President.
C. The Prime Minister is directly elected by voters.
D. The Prime Minister is chosen by the members of Parliament.
Answer: D
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What force would a baseball exert if gravity pulls it down and its mass is 8 kg?
Answer:
Force = 78.4 N
Explanation:
Given the following data;
Mass = 8kg
We know that acceleration due to gravity, g is equal to 9.8m/s²
To find the force;
Force = mass * acceleration due to gravity
Substituting into the equation, we have;
Force = 8 * 9.8
Force = 78.4 N
Therefore, the baseball would exert a force of 78.4 Newton.
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WHEN IT IS FOGGY, YOU SHOULD SLOW DOWN AND TURN ON YOUR:
A. Low-beam lights
B. High-beam lights
C. Emergency flashers
Answer:
A. Turn on your low beam lights
Explanation:
Light from high beams will reflect off of precipitation, causing a glare and making it even more difficult to see.