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What is the philosophy underlying today's juvenile courts?

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About how many Supreme Court justices have there been

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America has a "dual court" system. What does that mean?

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The only real predictable thing about a drug and how an individual will respond to a drug is

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Select the best description of the mortgage note.

It commits you to paying your loan

It lists all costs associated with your loan

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What is the difference between crime and deviance?

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What do demographic factors influence?

A) the kind of freedom people have

B) the way political models work

C) the way people think about politics

D) the way opinion is measured

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The number of lattes sold daily by two coffee shops is shown in the table.

Shop A Shop B

55 36

52 40

50 34

47 39

51 44

48 41

53 40

53 38

Based on these data, is it better to describe the centers of distribution in terms of the mean or the median? Explain.

Mean for both coffee shops because the data distribution is symmetric

Median for both coffee shops because the data distribution is not symmetric

Mean for shop B because the data distribution is symmetric; median for shop A because the data distribution is not symmetric

Mean for shop A because the data distribution is symmetric; median for shop B because the data distribution is not symmetric

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True or False: Defaulting on your student loan can affect the type of cell phone plan you can join.

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Are random checks of school lockers constitutional?

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A police officer can decide whether or no to read the Miranda rights to an arrested individual. True or false?

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The most important role of election officials is to make sure of an?

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How is the role of a prison guard relevant to the court and judicial process?

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On January 1st, Jack offers to sell Jill a piece of property for $2 million. Jack promises to hold his offer open until January 15th. On January 13th, before Jill can accept his offer, Jack revokes his offer. Jill can sue Jack in court and win for specific performance (i. e. make Jack sell the property to her for $2 million).

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Brian Hanson sustained a paralyzing injury while playing in a lacrosse match between Ohio State University and Ashland University. Hanson had interceded in a fight between one of his teammates and an Ashland player, William Kynast. Hanson grabbed Kynast in a bear hug, but Kynast threw Hanson off his back. Hanson's head struck the ground, resulting in serious injuries. An ambulance was summoned, and after several delays, Hanson was transported to a local hospital where he underwent surgery. Doctors determined that Hanson suffered a compression fracture of his sixth spinal vertebrae. Hanson, now an incomplete quadriplegic, subsequently filed suit against Ashland University, maintaining that because Kynast was acting as the agent of Ashland, the university was therefore liable for Kynast's alleged wrongful acts. Was Kynast an agent of Ashland?

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