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What precentage of the total reported crimes result in an arrest

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US citizens are required to pay income taxes. In civics, this is referred to as an obligation. However, US citizens are not obligated to run for elective office. Citizens are able to run for elective office because of which of the following answer choices

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3) Describe the differences between Economic needs and Economic Wants.

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If a vehicle ahead of you signals to change lanes into your lane you should

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Appeals court judges rule only on whether or not a trial was fair

(True or false)

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Leonard Herring

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Robert is about to graduate college, and his parents tell him that because he is the first member of the family to graduate college, they want to buy him a new, but inexpensive, car. They have the money to buy the car, and Robert is excited about getting his gift. Robert owns a used car but has never owned a new car, so this will be his first. He decides to keep his used-car because he had been promised a new car by his parents for his high school graduation and never got it. On graduation day, his parents tell him that they have decided to use the car money for a vacation and there will be no new car. Legal recourse?

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What must a search warrant include

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Xiomara Wilkerson

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Choose the true statement about leaders?

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Explain the details of the pigeon drop scam and why it is used so widely.

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You are the Police Officer ...

You are dispatched to 123 Main Street in reference to a disturbance. Upon arrival you make contact with John Doe. John invites you inside and begins to advise that he is having an argument with his roommate Jane because she has not contributed to paying her portion of the rent for the month. While you are standing inside by the front door, you observe a small baggie of what appears to be marijuana on the coffee table and a bong in front of where John is sitting.

Based on this scenario. Do you have probable cause for an arrest? Who would you arrest? And what are the charges, if any?

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Explain what attorneys may consider about potential jurors when determining who will stay on the jury and who will be excused. Distinguish between the dismissal for cause and the peremptory challenge. Why would an attorney use one mechanism vs. the other?

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Young children are allowed to testify at trial only if

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In which of the following situations must you cross at least two different streams of opposing traffic?

A. Changing lanes

B. Turning left

C. Turning right

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A friend of yours who has watched many Star Trek episodes and movies says, "I thought that black holes pulled everything into them. Why then do astronomers think that black holes can explain the great outpouring of energy from quasars?" How would you respond?

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According to V. O Key Jr. the three primary roles of American political parties according to Key are:

1) As organizations, political parties recruit, nominate, and support candidates for political office.

2) In the electorate, parties act as labels that are provided to candidates and officeholders and that voters can use as shortcuts in identifying candidates closer to their own political ideologies and advocating similar policy positions.

3) In government, a party enacts the policy positions of its members and acts as an opposition to the majority party when it is in the minority.

Which role is the most accessible to the public?

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