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Officers have been called to the scene of an altercation outside a crowded restaurant. Two men were evidently arguing over a sports event. The argument escalated, with both men throwing punches. By the time officers arrived on the scene, one man was holding his nose, which was profusely bleeding. The other was nursing a quickly blackening eye. Several people loitered around the entrance to the club. After speaking with both men on the scene, officers leave without making an arrest. What is the MOST likely reason for their choice in this situation?

Neither man wanted to press charges.

There were no witnesses to verify the fight.

There was no video camera footage of the fight.

The officers did not see evidence of a crime.

Answer:

Neither man wanted to press charges.

Explanation:

I'll just say why the other answers are wrong

B. There are witnesses, it says that several people were loitering around the club

C. There does not need to be camera footage of the fight to arrest one or both of the men and charge them with assault, battery, etc.

D. The officers arrived after the fight had ended and they had been injured, also officers do not personally have to witness a crime to charge an individual with one.

Select the best answer: A Notary Signing Agent with nearly 10 years experience has reviewed and is completely familiar with all the documents in a loan package. When meeting with the borrower, the Notary Signing Agent may now:

Which people nominate and appoint federal judges?

Punishable by a fine only of up to $500
A State Jail Felony
B Class A Misdemeanor
C Class B Misdemeanor
D Class C Misdemeanor

DUE AT 11:59 PLZ HELP!
Instructions: Please read and answer the following questions. Please make sure that your response is 200 words or more for each question.



1. What if you could remove one program or item from an incarcerated individual, which is considered a privilege to possess within a correctional facility? What would you remove and why?



2. What if an incarcerated individual stabs another during a fight? What are the likely consequences of that behavior considering the legal consequences as well as institutional consequences.



3. What if you are an incarcerated individual who would like to file a lawsuit based on a lack of access to appropriate medical care? Would you file a writ of habeas corpus petition or a section 1983 civil rights case? Does filing the case mean that your case will be heard?3.

which action can congress not preform

The term amicus curiae means: Select one: a. friendly cure or the amicable resolution to a mediated dispute. b. friend of the court and refers to briefs filed by third parties interested in the outcome of a certain appeal. c. small couriers or the briefs, originally used by foot messengers, which are used to communicate between lawyers and the courts. d. the name for the conductor of an arbitration, a position originally filled by medieval clergy.

The elderly are rarely a target for criminals. true or false

Which source of law helped to shape the creation of international public law?

Which of the following is an unbudgetable spending shock?
Property tax bill
Semi-annual dental visit
Gas used on a planned road trip
Parking Ticket

If you use your Rainy Day fund to pay for a shock, how should you replenish the account?
As a part of your normal savings each month, use part fo refill the fund
With small regular payments as part of your budget moving forward
In as large of payments you can make each month until the account is refilled
Using your emergency credit card as a cash advance

How can you avoid Budgetable spending shocks?
By updating your spending plan or budget regularly
By keeping a Rainy Day fund
By keeping an Emergency Credit Card
Spending shocks cannot be avoided

Bob Holmes only has one credential listed: Journalist. If he only has a journalist degree, what is he qualified to do in this article? A. Report the details of the topic, B. Give expert analysis, C. Provide commentary, D. Critique the details of this story

a country described as a multiling when​

When do you think police officers should issue warning tickets rather than citations for people who are speeding?

A small city has decided that members of a group must register in order to approach people asking for signatures against the building of a local oil refinery. The group says that this violates their First Amendment rights and files a lawsuit against the city. Since this argument involves interpreting the Constitution, what court will the case MOST likely end up in?

State Supreme Court

Federal Magistrate

Federal District Court

Supreme Court of the United States

The chart below identifies a variety of acts performed by citizens.
Pay taxes
Obey the law
Serve on a jury if summoned
Register with the Selective Service
Which phrase provides the best title for this chart?
The Privileges of Citizens
The Responsibilities of Citizens
O O O o
The Obligations of Citizens
The Rights of Citizens

Why does the growth of international trade lead to a rising global standard of
living?
O A. International trade creates profitable investment opportunities for
currency speculators.
B. International trade enables specialization, which brings increased
efficiency and greater competition.
O C. International trade results in a gain of comparative advantage for
developing countries.
D. International trade leads to trade wars that require countries to
increase their productive capabilities.

What element of the political system in the United States has most contributed to the
dominance of only two major political parties?
O a) strong executive branch
b)
gerrymandering
c) weak executive branch
d)
single-member district plurality

Does the placement of juveniles in adult prisons violate the 8th Amendment? Why or why not?

Under a contractionary taxation policy, the government can reduce the deficit by.

What formal power would the president use to enact an economic stimulus bill?

1. What is an example of a verdict in an American court of law?

A.
capital punishment
B.
not guilty
C.
probation
D.
sentence



2. Mary discovered that her school was funneling black athletes entirely into basketball and football programs and white athletes into the soccer, swimming, and volleyball programs. The distribution of funds between programs was highly uneven, and classes in the schools were designed so that all athletes playing a similar sport were grouped into the same classes. Which of the following Supreme Court cases is most relevant if Mary were to file a suit against this?

A.
Roe v. Wade
B.
New Jersey v. TLO
C.
Texas v. Johnson
D.
Brown v. Board of Education


3. Gustav is frustrated by the fact that he is forced to pass through a metal detector each school day, especially since he is often picked for a random pat-down even after passing through the detector. He notices, over time, that Hispanic and black students are more likely to be “randomly” stopped for a pat-down compared to white and Asian students. Which of the following cases would be most relevant should Gustav file suit?

A.
Trinity Lutheran Church of Columbia v. Pauley
B.
Lawrence v. Texas
C.
Texas v. Johnson
D.
New Jersey v. TLO

4. Carlos and his coworkers all work in a probate court. In their spare time, they also play on a pick-up basketball team. What would be an appropriate nickname for their team that correctly refers to their titles in the court system?

A.
Officers of the Court
B.
Legal Hoops
C.
Double Dribbles
D.
Pass-ifiers

5. Which of the following statements about victim advocates is true?

A.
They work mostly in murder cases, where the victim can’t speak for themselves.
B.
They are lawyers who mostly work pro bono, with no charge to their clients
C.
They are likely to work with men and women who have been assaulted by their partners.
D.
They must be very fast typists and skilled multitaskers to perform their job.

6. In a criminal case, who is responsible for deciding on a sentence?

A.
judge
B.
jury
C.
executioner
D.
bailiff

Which of the following is the most direct method for combating rainforest deforestation? a. Ecotourism b. Carbon credits c. Rehabilitation d. Education Please select the best answer from the choices provided A B C D.

whats the important thing in law school

If a drug is manufactured, transported, or stored under unsanitary conditions, it is considered
O Misbranded
O Adulterated
Counterfeit
Safe for use in animals only
O

1. What two things characterize human beings in their natural state, according to Locke?
2. Why, according to Locke, do we need civil government?
3. According to Locke, was there ever really an existing state of nature as he describes it?

Which of the following is an example of a state court?

A.
bankruptcy
B.
small claims
C.
supreme
D.
district

In what federal body do all bills concerning taxes originate?.

Two police cars are chasing a suspected
bank robber. If one police car cuts through
the park, it can get in front of the suspect's
car and trap it between the patrol cars. Determine if this is allowed or no allowed based on “Vehicles prohibited in parks” law, explain why.

If a residential tenant rents a property from a landlord for three years the maximum
amount of security deposit the landlord may require from the tenant in the third year is

The police are investigating a crime that occurred at Shoprite. They find a red umbrella in the store where a man was assaulted by an unknown person. Three blocks away from Shoprite, investigators find a wallet with the same fingerprints on them as the umbrella. The place where the umbrella was found is called the...

A) Primary Crime Scene
B) Secondary Crime scene
C) Tertiary Crime scene
D) Accomplice

What does this sign mean?
DETOUR
O Watch for a traffic signal ahead
O Stop and ask for road information
o Watch for a temporary route ahead