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Why do cases go to a Grand Jury in Florida?
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Riley Reilly
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What are the different roles played by the house and the senate in an impeachment proceeding
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Winston Walton
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What is true about conflicts of interest?
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Sonia
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Insanity pleas do not happen as often in real life as on television
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Alexandria Benson
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A defendant has been convicted in a state trial court of first degree murder for the premeditated killing of two people in a drive-by shooting. The sentencing judge ordered that the defendant be executed for his crime. With his attorney, he begins working on his appeal. What state court will make the final decision on his appeal? If the state court upholds his conviction, what process must he follow to request the U. S. Supreme Court to hear his case? How many U. S. Supreme Court justices must agree to hear his case? Why do you think this number of justices is used? If all of the U. S. Supreme Court justices vote, how many justices does the defendant need to vote to overturn his state conviction?
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Jarrett Esparza
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g What is EDGAR? Multiple Choice A system the SEC uses to reject registration statements that do not contain adequate information. The enforcement arm of the SEC. A branch of the government that oversees the work of the SEC. A system designed by the SEC to allow electronic filings.
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Kenzie Gibson
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Speed limit signs indicate the maximum legal speed
A. during the day
B. for high-traffic conditions
C. in ideal conditions
D. in any conditions
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Marely Reed
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An example of a reserved power to the states by the 10th Amendment is the power to
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Gia Mcmahon
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3. A department or bureau of government whose mission is to promote,
serve, or represent a particular interest is called
A. Clientele Agency
B. Regulatory Agency
C. Independent Agency
D. Government Bureau
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Rylee Benitez
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Which of the following does NOT result in a driver license suspension
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Irene Mccoy
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Describe the pretrial process and the actions taken by the prosecution and the defense. Explain the practice of plea bargaining and why is it important for the criminal justice system?
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Nicolas
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Which of the following is an example of foreign policy? A. passing new taxes on goods shipped between states
B. reducing income taxes to low-income workers C. increasing welfare payments to women with children
D. imposing economic sanctions on another country
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Jaqueline Stout
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Case 4.3, Taylor v. Baseball Club of Seattle, L. P., involved a Mariners fan, Delinda Middleton Taylor, who was injured by a baseball that entered the stands during team warm-ups. The issue in the case was a. whether the risk of injury from an errant baseball was foreseeable to a reasonable person with Taylor's familiarity with baseball. b. whether the ball was thrown into the stands intentionally. c. whether Taylor suffered a legally recognizable injury. d. false imprisonment.
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Ingrid Parsons
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When command is transferred, then all personal involved in the incident should be told
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Carlie Harvey
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In the accounting records of a defendant, lawsuits:
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A. Should be recorded if payment for damages is probable and the amount can be reasonably estimated.
B. Are known liabilities.
C. Should never be recorded.
D. Should always be recorded.
E. Should always be disclosed.
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