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What's difference between rule of law and equality before the law

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What is the separation of powers?

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What is an example of promoting public health?

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Douglas Hoffman

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Who must approve local government charters in Michigan?

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Madison Leblanc

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Can you be arrested every steel inside your house

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Match this weakness of the Articles of Confederation to the outcome it caused:

The federal government could not print its own money.

A. Inter-state disputes could not be settled.

B. Trade between the states was difficult.

C. Foreign governments controlled federal currency.

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Law is a practical discipline. Theory has no place in law. Discuss with references to Law of contract

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Madilynn Bentley

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When you need to make an unprotected left turn at an intersection with

a standard green light, you must.

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Marina Macdonald

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While driving you encounter an emergency/service vehicle stopped ahead. Discuss how the Move Over Law applies to this situation and your responsibilities as a driver.

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Summarize the different attitudes toward law in the Near East and Egypt. Use your readings from Hammurabi and Hittite law codes in your answer. Is there some reason we have no surviving law code from Egypt? Why or why not?

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What is the main difference between natural rights and classical republicanism

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Which part of the declaration of independence acts as an implied plan of action, in that it lists and practices to be changed?

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The military's death penalty law requires court members (the military's equivalent to civilian jurors) to possess specific requirements, in addition to being the best qualified by reason of age, education, training, experience, length of service, and judicial temperament.

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Joe is in charge of an FBI field office. His office has been monitoring an organized crime family in his jurisdiction. The criminals have been unusually active lately, and there has been much criticism in the media about the FBI's inability to shut them down. Joe approves the use of GPS trackers to gather intelligence, despite having been told in the past that doing so without a warrant was a violation of suspects' rights. Joe's decision to ignore his ethical reservations is a result of the pressure he feels to obtain results. Bazerman and Tenbrunsel would refer to Joe's decision as:

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Which of the following is a fact-finding jury that determines if a defendant is guilty or not guilty?

a. A grand jury

b. A petit jury

c. A deciding jury

d. An empowered jury

e. A true bill jury

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