5. And if these laws have been made they have to be enforced by a body called executive, and when these laws are broken or disobeyed, there are courts of law to interpret and apply the laws to individual cases, is called the mental organizations (NGO) that operates in the

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"environmental, social, advocacy and human rights work. They can work to promote social or political change on a broad scale or very locally."

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What form of government is used in the United States by our legislative and executive branches being separated?
A. Parliamentary government
B. Presidential government
C. Federal government
D. Unitary government

Describe the three types of criminological expert evidence which can be given to the
court.

generally, how many supreme court justices have to agree to review a case from the us courts of appeals?

congressional subpoena compliance and enforcement act

Can someone help me with my assignment pls it’s legal issues HELP

What is the difference between a mental deficiency and a mental disease? How are
mental deficiencies related to crime? (Hint: what type of crime is highly associated with a
mental deficiency?)

1. A Rhode Island couple and their three-year-old son move into a new custom-built
house near the shore. Shortly afterward, they notice fungus and mold growing on the
house's woodwork, which they attribute to the humid ocean air. They clean the mold
whenever they see it growing, but it consistently returns. One year later, the couple's
son develops a serious neurological disorder. Doctors determine that the disorder
was the result of mold exposure. A house inspection determines that the mold
originated with the lumber used to build the house, which was improperly stored
before being used to build the house.
a. Gather the facts related to this case and determine the issue involved. (1 point)
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PLEASE HELP! Fill in the following areas to display your knowledge of the framework of the Constitution. You are practicing your writing skills so be sure to thoroughly explain each of the frameworks with specific examples from our governmental system.

Popular Control but NOT Majority Rule
Explanation




Example




Three Coordinate Branches of Government
Explanation




Example




Power LImited & Checks and Balances
Explanation




Example




Federalism as a basis
Explanation




Example

Where does a parking enforcement officer typically put a parking ticket on your car?
A: Taped across the license plate
B: Tucked under the windshield wiper
C: Crammed into a cup holder
D: Rolled up in the tailpipe

what makes american law enforcement differ from law enforcement agencies around the world

The principle of
was established in the court case Marbury v Madison
O Judicial Activism
O Judicial Restraint
O Judicial Review
O Judicial jurisdiction

During a bank robbery, one of the robbers shoots and kills one of the bank clerks. Not
being involved in the actual murder or robbery, would the get-away driver get charged
with murder? If so, what kind?

major scandals at enron, worldcom, and tyco led to the passage of which law in 2002?

the first amendment does not protect commercial speech as extensively as noncommercial speech. true or false?

(10 points)
Imagine you are a defense attorney hired to represent Ms. Guilty Thief. Read this police report from the case file and then write an argument asking the judge to exclude certain evidence in her case. Your argument should consist of 1 paragraph identifying the evidence that should be excluded and explaining your reasons why. (Hint: Think about what cases you learned about in 2.01 and 2.02).

Does a strict liability case necessarily include an ultrahazardous activity?
O A. Yes, because ultrahazardous activities are strict liability claims.
O B. Yes, because strict liability is based on fault.
O C. No, because it may include a defective product.
D. No, because an ultrahazardous activity is a negligence action.

Explain 2 ways that gravity can be limited

What is the most commonly used insanity defense?

a fact that is important and central to the subject matter of a contract is a material fact. true or false?

What is the level of punishment for criminal attempt?

a state’s lieutenant governor is similar to which position at the federal level?

What was the court case Brown vs Bourd of Education about?

does texas bill allows for death penalty for women who get abortions?

what does the consent of the governed allow the people to do

what law enables citizens to obtain information from the government about a subject of interest when a written request is made?

in a diversity case, federal trial courts are required to apply a _______ when considering a motion for a new trial based on the excessiveness of the verdict.

___ goodman, longtime judge on dancing with the stars

1. Under the Obama Administration, what did the Justice Department allow states to do in regards to marijuana?


2. What issue is still present when it comes to a citizen in a legalized state and the federal government?


3. What is stopping the Attorney General from prosecuting people in legalized states?

in addition to fines and being required to appear in court, what penalty can be imposed on service technicians who violate clean air act provisions?

During the middle of the 19th century, an American militia member was found to be a British spy who was sent to the United States by the King England. Since he was found to be a traitor, he became an American political prisoner. What sort of punishment was he MOST LIKELY sentenced to, given the time and place of his crime and sentence?

Rehabilitation
Capital punishment
Incarceration
deterrence