Which one is the following are not law

A. Legal encyclopedias

B. Published appellate court opinions

C. Court rules

D. Constitution

What is the most amount of time probation can last for?

An employee is entitled by law to reasonably safe working conditions. True O False

If two illegal aliens give birth to a child in the United States the child is a citizen of the United States

Which of the following is true regarding the grand jury system? a. Under the U. S. Constitution, a grand jury is required in state court felony cases b. Under the U. S. Constitution, a grand jury is required in federal felony cases c.

Research a supreme court decision. Tell me the for and against arguments in the court. And what it was about.

What are the rights that are violated when one commits a tort?

How does the constitution apply to the government specifically

Seasonal hazards include which of the following? b) c) d) Snow, ice and sleet Rain Heat All of the above

Suppose the Federal Reserve decides to increase the money supply. Which statement predicts the most likely effect? A) Interest rates will rise, meaning that banks will give fewer loans and prices for goods and services will fall.

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) sought to change the rules so that stock options would in the future be charged asexpenses. Congress did not like the proposed rule change and sought to dissuade the SEC from enacting it.