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The only U. S. state call its political subdivisions "parishes"is?

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What is an order of Supreme Court directing a lower court

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An item that is pro produced sold and bought by consumers

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True or false: Qualifying a lead involves confirming that the lead actually has a recognized need for the offering and the ability to pay for it. True False

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Which of the following is NOT a key economic question?

a.

What goods and services should be produced?

b.

How should these goods and services be produced?

c.

Who consumes these goods and services?

d.

How should it be ensured that goods and services are paid for?

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Court cases involving child adoption fall under which jurisdiction?

A

Criminal Law

B

Civil Law

C

Administrative Law

D

Constitutional Law

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Which clause in a deed states the interest that is being conveyered?

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An accounting report that shows the changes in capital during the accounting period is a/an

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Why is sociology important to the development understanding of social problems

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Case #1: Lynch v. Donnelly

The facts:

Given your understanding of the establishment clause,

what argument could the group have made?

The city of Pawtucket, Rhode Island, displayed a crèche

(nativity Scene) every year as part of its Christmas

decorations.

The scene was accompanied by a sign that read,

"Season's Greetings."

A group sued the city, arguing that the crèche was a

religious symbol of Christmas.

Its members argued that the crèche violated the

establishment clause of the First Amendment.

O The city government was endorsing a religion.

The display respected the beliefs of other religions.

O The city government had the right to free exercise

of religion

O The display did not stop people from observing

other religious practices

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A hand lotion company decided to run a BCG Matrix analysis on its business. What did they potentially discover?

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Yolanda and Rodney agreed that Rodney would paint Yolanda's home for $800, with Yolanda supplying the paint. Rodney went to Yolanda's home on several occasions to do the job, but she never had the paint ready. Finally, he moved on to other jobs. Six months later Yolanda sues Rodney for not painting the home. Who is likely to win and why? Describe the legal term for Rodney's offer of performance.

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Page, a Certified Fraud Examiner, is investigating the sources of income of a suspect. Page notices that funds available to the suspect include the suspect's interest in a restaurant/bar. Page has surveiled the establishment several times and notices that the business, even during peak times, is minimal. Yet the income reported from this restaurant/bar is phenomenal. Of the following list, which scheme might the suspect be involved in?

a. Conflict of interest

b. Money laundering

c. Bankruptcy fraud

d. Overstatement of expenses

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Which diagram correctly arranges systems of government in order from least powerful to most powerful?

A. Constitutional, Authoritarian, Anarchy

B. Authoritarian, Anarchy, Constitutional

C. Totalitarian, Constitutional, Authoritarian

D. Anarchy, Authoritarian, Totalitarian

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Several years ago, the United States Supreme Court

"denied cert" in the case of Yasin Muhammed Basardh, a

Yemeni citizen still in the custody of the U. S. military even

though he had been ruled innocent of terrorism charges

by a U. S. court. What does it mean for the Court to "deny

cert"? In this instance, what might be some of the reasons

for the Court's refusal to consider Basardh's case?

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