True or False.
Section 1981 provides similar relief to an aggrieved employee as Title VII.

the criminal justice does not include which of the following

Police
Courts
Corrections
Crime scholars

Có một "tàu lạ" của nước ngoài hoạt động khảo sát dầu khí trên biển, cách bờ biển Vũng Tàu của nước ta 160 hải lý. Vận dụng những kiến thức đã học về chủ quyền lãnh thổ, biên giới quốc gia; Anh, chị cho biết “tàu lạ” này có vi phạm chủ quyền lãnh thổ của Việt nam hay không?; nếu có, theo anh chị Đảng, Nhà nước ta nên giải quyết vấn đề này như thế nào?

Dany is an international trader in computer. In June 2018 he wrote a proposal to his most frequent client, Alan, saying that he was offering to sell 100 motorbikes, XYZ brand, latest version for US$1000/a motorbike. The detail description of a motorbike was in the Exhibit A attached with the contract.Alan immediately responded that he accepted the proposal, but he was only willing to receive the good in a safe and sound condition. Decide what are the legal nature of Dany's proposal and Alan’s reply?

Patty is the Plaintiff in a trial and Daryl is the Defendant. Patty and Daryl each call their witnesses, offer their evidence, and presents their side of the case. The parties rest and give their closing statements. The jury finds for Patty. Daryl disagrees with the verdict. Name one option that Daryl can do at this point of the post-trial process and what that option will do for him.

Stealing goods from a retail store is called
forgery.
robbery.
burglary.
shoplifting.

Detective Sanders knows the hole in the windshield was caused by a bullet being shot from inside the car. How is he MOST likely to make this
conclusion?
ОА
The bullet hole is wider on the outside of the windshield.
ОВ.
The bullet hole is wider on the inside of the windshield.
Ос.
The bullet hole made radial fractures and a few concentric fractures.
OD.
There is glass everywhere surrounding the car.

15. The House of Representatives has the special power to

The theft of currency over a long period of time that tends to be commissioned for a modest amount of money but may not be considered to be financially damaging is called
ATM burglaries.
embezzlement.
forgery.
credit card fraud.

Question 1: Does this new law violate the Charter of Rights and Freedoms? If it does, what section(s) and why?

.
Items in the category of __________ goods are difficult to trace even when their identification numbers are present.
smuggled
perishable
fungible
imported

Which section of the outline is the introduction?
Section I
Section II
Section III
Section IV

Vehicle registration laws do not apply to:

•A tractor

•A three-wheeled motorcycle used for agricultural purposes.

•A trailers with no springs or pulled by a tongue.

•All of the above

Why do plaintiffs sometimes reach settlements before a civil trial begins?
A. To prevent a prosecutor from showing evidence against them
B. To give the judge a chance to reach a verdict in their favor
C. To avoid being found guilty of a crime by the jury
D. To make sure they get at least part of what they want

An office block of 14,000m2 gross area with 80% lettable area in Muscat, let
recently at OMR 350,000 p.a on internal repairing terms (The landlord is
responsible for 5% external repairs, 5% insurance and 3% management fees).
The block has been sold for OMR 2,800,000 with 5% cost for sale. A
development company wishes to purchase a nearby site to build an office block
with a gross floor area of 10,000 m2 (70% lettable area) that is to be let on fully
repairing and insuring terms (FRI). The development company need to avail a
loan from bank. Short-term finance of 50% of the total estimated building cost
Gm

If you have been convicted of murder in a federal district court, and you appeal your conviction to a regional Court of Appeals, you will certainly get your case overturned by the federal appellate court based on the fact that you presented new evidence before a jury in an appellate court, new evidence not heard in you trial that absolutely proves you are innocent.

a. True
b. False

what is special crime investigation​

Which of the following is true about juvenile institutions?

A. They saw deviance as inherent to the individual.
B. They were inferior to adult institutions.
C. They trained the unproductive or poor who seemed to threaten society.
D. Placement in a similar environment meant better chances of a positive impact on the youth

if you are charged with zero tolerance offense this mean that your driving privilege will be suspended for 1 year for aa second or subsequent Offense true or false

An acceleration clause is sometimes added to reverse mortgages. This means that the loan could become due and payable under certain circumstances, which may include all but which of the following?
A. A new owner is added to the title
B. The borrower adds MIP to the loan
C. New debt against the home is taken out
D. All or part of the home is rented out

assume that some huys are knis, all jiks are suds, and some aws are huys therefore it makes sense that (a) some knis may also be aws. (b) all huys are knis (c) all jiks are aws (d) some suds are knis. (e) all jiks are huys.

If I am riding a motorcycle in a state that has a helmet law, however, I am riding on a road that is owned and maintained by the Federal Government, such as a road in a Federal park that is governed by the Department of Interior. Am I required to wear a helmet?

Mr. Farhan has sent goods to Mr. Basit, good are held by Mr. Kashif a Carrier now Mr. Farhan wants to stop the goods plz advice on which grounds he can stops the goods

1. Vehicles driving in the opposite direction on a multi-lane highway with opposite lanes separated by a raised barrier do not have to stop for school buses.

Which statement expresses a shortcoming of conventionalism?

a.)
There can be no intercultural evaluation of what is good.

b.)
It is easy to determine what is right and wrong for everyone.

c.)
Most cultures do not differ on questions of morality.

d.)
Conventionalism delivers only intuitive results.

In cities, about _____ of every _____ _______ killed by motor vehicle crashes are ___________; in rural areas, the rate is about ______ of every ____.

Civilians and military personnel enjoy the same constitutional guarantees when charged with a serious felony.
True
False

The Marine air-ground task force is

A federal statute prohibits discrimination based on age for all persons between the ages of 50 and 70 in matters relating to employment. A state constitutional provision requires that all state judges retire at the age of 65. A judge in the state trial court reached his 65th birthday, and the governor of the state named his replacement. The judge refused to retire and brought suit in federal court to enjoin the governor from replacing him on the bench. Who is likely to prevail in the lawsuit

HELP ILL MARK BRAINLIEST!!!!!!!

What would best illustrate how the national government uses taxation to regulate international
trade?

a. Truckers are required to stop a weigh stations to pay state fines on overweight goods they are transporting
on state highways.

b. Import taxes may not be charged for goods exchanged in any trade that occurs between states.

c. City governments pass laws that makes it illegal to sell certain goods at certain times of the day or week.

d. Tariffs are used to protect American businesses from unfair foreign competition.

The Marbury v. Madison ruling changed the U.S. government by:
A. allowing states to pass laws that violated federal laws.
B. establishing the president's power to veto laws passed by
Congress.
C. preventing Congress from impeaching a siting president.
D. giving the Supreme Court the right to rule laws unconstitutional.